C-TRAN gets electric fleet solutions from INIT's CarMedialab

Clark County Public Transit Benefit Area (C-TRAN) has partnered with CarMedialab, an INIT company, to deliver efficiency-boosting software solutions for its electric vehicle fleet. Having added ten new all-electric buses to its fleet, C-TRAN has taken a major step toward achieving its goal of a completely zero-emission fleet by 2040.

Sustainability is at the core of who we are as a public transportation provider, and battery-electric buses are crucial to our zero-emission future. We’re excited to partner with INIT and CarMedialab to improve the performance of these vehicles, and the experience for our riders.

Eric Florip

Manager of Communications and Marketing, C-TRAN

The deployment of CarMedialab’s vehicle monitoring system, MOBILEvhm, will enable C-TRAN to actively monitor the health of its entire bus fleet, including both diesel and electric buses. MOBILEvhm identifies potential vehicle issues and sends alerts to the relevant staff, ensuring more efficient fleet maintenance through proactive bus care.

With the utilization of CarMedialab's driver assistance system, MOBILEefficiency, C-TRAN bus drivers will have an onboard tool for more energy-efficient driving. This system will not only contribute to reduced energy consumption but also enhance passenger comfort by ensuring smoother rides.

The collaboration between C-TRAN, INIT, and CarMedialab is a significant testament to their commitment to creating a sustainable and efficient future for public transportation in the Vancouver-Portland region. By embracing electric buses and introducing these new technologies, C-TRAN will improve service quality for its passengers while minimizing its environmental impact. The new e-buses are not only environmentally friendly, but also efficient and quiet, with a range of two hundred miles.

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