Nova Bus (US) Inc. has announced a safety recall of certain 2023-2024 LFS and 2023 LFS Artic buses. These vehicles are equipped with Casco engine coolant level sensors (part number N108036) that ...

The Regional Municipality of York has opted for the LFSe+ model, which stands for Low Floor Series Electric Plus. It is therefore a low-floor model that is electrically powered. The electric buses are ...

SAINT-EUSTACHE, Quebec, Dec. 11, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nova Bus, a member of the Volvo Group and a proud leader in the manufacture of electric transit buses in Canada, announces that BC Transit in ...

The LFSe+ is Nova Bus' reliable, safe and sustainable all-electric bus model. It is based on the LFS platform, offering the all-electric, sustainable version of the city bus that many transit ...

The LFSe+ is Nova Bus’ reliable, safe and sustainable all-electric bus model. It is based on the LFS platform, offering the all-electric, sustainable version of the city bus that many transit agencies ...

A Brooklyn Heights grocery store has posted signs on its windows telling MTA workers they’re not allowed inside after a bus driver got into an argument with the shop’s manager. The store ...

Nova Bus also comes from Canada and was acquired by the Swedish Volvo Group in 2004. The LFSe+ model ordered by OC Transpo has been extremely successful: last year, ten public transport operators in ...

It has been reportedly built on the reliable LFS platform, offering the fully electric version of a bus that several transit agencies in Canada may already be familiar with. “Nova Bus is incredibly ...

These 51 electric buses will be provided by Nova Bus, member of the Volvo Group and a leader in electric bus manufacturing in Canada. The LFSe+ is the durable, safe and sustainable all-electric bus ...

These 51 electric buses will be provided by Nova, a member of the Volvo Group and a leader in electric bus manufacturing in Canada. Durable, safe and sustainable, the LFSe+ has been built on the ...

All 36 Commuter Bus routes will remain intact but service frequencies will be reduced, the Maryland Transit Administration announced Wednesday.