Omnitrans Completes Transition to CNG

[Tax Counsel]

Omnitrans, the public transit agency serving the San Bernardino Valley, California, is completing its transition to a 100% alternative-fuelled fleet.

http://www.ngvglobal.com/california-...on-to-cng-0804

[larrycng]

Re: Omnitrans Completes Transition to CNG

It is about time. They have been at it for about 8 to 10 years. They do have a nice LNG to CNG fueling set-up. There is good story about how they got into the LCNG system. They have a great bunch of people there.

Larrycng

ps, I wounder if they kept the hybrids?

[CraziFuzzy]

Re: Omnitrans Completes Transition to CNG

Honestly, I think they did their transition right. They set up a great fueling infrastructure for them, and then slowly replaced the aging busses with the newer ones, instead of going out and dropping a massive load of cash replacing/converting perfectly good busses.

[larrycng]

Re: Omnitrans Completes Transition to CNG

Omnitrans is a bigger property than Sunline. Sunline parked their diesel buses on Friday and rolled out 40 new CNG buses on Monday morning.

I really like what Omintrans did with the LCNG. It will cost a bit more, but the quality of the fuel is higher and more consistant. It also reduced a lot of the drivability problems they were having.

Of course at Sunline you can get CNG, HCNG, H2, and LNG

Larrycng