Dec 5 2016
California Energy Commision Blog
Earlier this year, the City of Gardena took five of its old, fossil fuel-driven buses off the street, sent them 60 miles away and waited. A few months later and almost like magic, the first of the buses rolled back into town looking brand new and quietly gliding along on a clean energy all-electric power train. For the full story, click here.
News
APTA’s 2021 Bus Safety Gold Awards
The City of Gardena’ GTrans was awarded two, 2021 Bus Safety and Security Gold Awards: One for Bus Safety and one for Bus COVID-19 by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) for transit agencies with fewer than 4 million passenger trips annually. The Bus Safety & Security Excellence Awards recognize APTA transit systems that have implemented Read more…GoPass Free Fare Program
Did you know that GTrans now participates in the GoPass Program? Using a registered TAP card, students from participating school districts can ride for free to and from school and on trips after school and on weekends, now through June 30, 2022. If a student is already part of the TAP K-12 Reduced Fare program, Read more…GTrans Service Restoration Plan (10/21)
GTrans Restoration Plan Summary: (Updated October 2021) Over the last year GTrans had to quickly adapt to the impacts of COVID-19 and the federal, state and local mandates that were implemented to stop the spread of the virus. Working through the restrictions, GTrans’ service remained a lifeline for many who needed to take essential trips Read more…