Over 500 Electric School Buses to Transport Staff at 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
Over 500 Electric School Buses to Transport Staff at 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

Over 500 Electric School Buses to Transport Staff at 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

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Los Angeles organizers for the 2028 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games have announced a plan to deploy a fleet of over 500 electric school buses to transport athletes, personnel, and officials during the event. These zero-emission buses, provided by Highland Electric Fleets, a leading North American provider of electric school buses, will be sourced from local school districts where the buses are typically idle during summer months. This initiative supports LA28's "transit first" approach to transportation, aiming to reduce the environmental impact of the Games by reusing existing school buses instead of purchasing new vehicles. Highland Electric Fleets will manage the daily operations, including logistics, charging, and technical support, ensuring smooth transportation throughout the event. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass praised the plan, highlighting the city’s extensive electric vehicle charging infrastructure, which has grown significantly since 2022. The partnership exemplifies innovative, sustainable solutions for large-scale event transportation while promoting local workforce benefits and lasting environmental impact.

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