Transit’s Zero-Emission Transition – Common Myths and Program Management Essentials

WSP’s Rex Brejnik, senior vice president, transit and rail, and Cliff Henke, senior vice president, zero-emission buses and bus rapid transit, chat through the myths surrounding zero-emission transit projects and the program management strategies that can deliver agencies success.

United States | Monday, October 28, 2024
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Transit agencies nationwide, nudged by government mandates and a calling to do the right thing, are transitioning their gas-powered bus fleets to zero-emission electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles. It’s an exciting evolution that promises operational and environmental benefits. Agencies making the investments, however, need to be aware of several myths about zero-emission fleets and the program management approaches success requires.

In this segment recorded live from the exhibit showcase at the 2024 APTA Transform conference, WSP’s Rex Brejnik, senior vice president, transit and rail, and Cliff Henke, senior vice president, transit and rail engineering, discuss transit’s zero-emission transition, identify its pitfalls and guide transit agency leaders through them. Don’t miss their conversation.