Highland Council launches first fully electric bus
Highland Council’s first fully electric bus has officially taken to the roads in Inverness. The introduction of the 46-seat coach marks an exciting step in the council’s journey to greener, cleaner public transport.
The coach will serve a variety of roles across the city, including school transport, public bus routes, and internal school hires.
The fully electric bus is expected to reduce carbon emissions, cut fuel costs and improve the passenger experience with quieter and smoother journeys.
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