The EMTA unveiled its newest additions to their trolley fleet on Friday.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was hosted on Friday morning at the EMTA joint operations facility, where they revealed four new Bayliner Trolleys.
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The buses were purchased using funds from PennDOT and the Federal Transportation Administration. The authority is excited to introduce the technology-packed vehicles to the community.
“Innovatively speaking, the technologies on these buses are very advanced. you’ve got wifi capabilities, USB plug-in capabilities, tap to pay, token transit application, the Find My Ride for our para-transit division. It’s great. And not only do we have the advancement of those technologies, but it’s a clean, safe way to get around town,” said Jeremy Peterson, CEO of the EMTA.
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This year marks the 60-year anniversary of the founding of the EMTA, and the new trolleys will continue to bring clean, reliable transportation to the Erie community…