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New Flyer announces additional 110 buses for Washington
New buses provides increases passenger capacity to 115 people.
San Mateo County orders 55 New Flyer clean diesel buses
They’ll replace heavy-duty vehicles that have been on the road since 2002.
New Flyer awarded up to 75 articulated buses in Central Florida
Firm order for 25 vehicles and options to purchase up to an additional 50.
NFI Group acquires British bus company Alexander Dennis for $546M
Alexander Dennis Ltd. operates in Britain, Europe, Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand, Mexico, Canada and the United States.
New Flyer partnership to advance autonomous bus technology
Robotic Research will help develop artificial intelligence-based technology for heavy-duty buses.
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New Flyer moves jobs to Kentucky to meet increasing US content rules
Bus maker is transferring some of the high-dollar electrical components currently made in Winnipeg.
Houston awards New Flyer a contract for up to 24 BRT buses
High-capacity rapid transit to increase mobility in America’s fourth-largest city.
NYC awards New Flyer a contract for 108 Xcelsior buses
Add-on equivalent of 216 units to US subsidiary’s order backlog
SEAT revitalizes bus fleet with clean diesel order from New Flyer
There are 206 40-ft. heavy-duty transit buses remaining in Connecticut’s contract.
New Flyer to invest $28M in bus parts plant in Kentucky
The 300,000 square-foot facility will serve three business units of the NFI Group in the US.
New Flyer lands contract to provide Edmonton with 110 clean diesel buses
Buses will be deployed on the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) network starting 2018.
New Flyer awarded $9M contract from an Arizona transit authority
Valley Metro RPTA places order for up to 21 XN60 Xcelsior compressed natural gas buses.
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New Flyer wins Transdev NC deal worth 47 Xcelsiors
Clean diesels to provide student transportation for North Carolina State University.
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New Flyer powers up new near-zero emissions bus engine
Compressed natural gas engine will power a New Flyer Xcelsior XN40 bus.
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485 New Flyer Xcelsior buses heading for Connecticut
Contract worth US$122 million for 30- and 40-foot transit vehicles.
