Tracking costs of alternatively fueled buses in Florida : [summary].

Reich, Stephen L.; Westbrook, Robert; University of South Florida

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Tracking costs of alternatively fueled buses in Florida : [summary].

2011-01-01
By Reich, Stephen L. ; Westbrook, Robert

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Reich, Stephen L. ; Westbrook, Robert

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University of South Florida
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Florida. Dept. of Transportation. Public Transit Office
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Alternate Fuels Alternative Fuel Vehicles--Florida--Costs Biodiesel Fuels Buses Buses--Florida--Costs Compressed Natural Gas Costs Diesel Fuels Electric Vehicles Fixed Routes Fuel Cell Vehicles Fuels Hybrid Vehicles Hydrogen Fuels Paratransit Vehicles Travel Demand
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BDK85 977-18
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Tech Report
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Florida
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Summary.
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Florida Department of Transportation
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In an effort to address rising fuel costs and environmental concerns, many transit agencies across Florida have introduced alternative fuel technologies to their traditional diesel-powered fleets. Fuel types include biodiesel, compressed natural gas, hybrid‐electric, battery‐electric, hydrogen fuel cell, and other technologies. These advancements have resulted in increased capital and operating costs for some fixed‐route operators and created challenges for the wide‐spread adoption of advanced transit technologies.
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