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Navigating Transportation in Connecticut: ‘Dash’ Around Hartford
You’ve probably heard that nothing beats the price of free. It’s true, at least for visitors to downtown Hartford — they’re speeding around town on the “Dash,” a free shuttle bus. A Dash bus in Hartford. The Dash provides frequent free transport throughout downtown Hartford between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Photo courtesy of @ctrides_insta on Instagram The Dash isn’t an ordinary bus. It’s described as a “circulator,” which comes from its …
Electric bus, main fleets and projects around the world
Electric bus adoption in public transport urban fleet is growing all over the world. It started in China, and it has taken a few years for other regions to start the transition. Battery-electric bus registrations in Europe (vehicles over 8 tons) reached 5,315 units in the first half of 2025, extending the upward trajectory seen over the past three years and marking a +41% increase on the first half of 2024 (when 3,751 were registered). An even m…
Transport Minister Juan Carlos Muñoz reported that 55% of the fleet of the capital's public transport works with electricity, benefiting five million passengers daily.
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