Lorient Agglomération has teamed up with its delegated service provider, RATP Développement, which runs the CTRL network, to continue the dynamic launched by the region to ensure the energy transition.
The CTRL network works today with a fleet of recent buses (combustion engines) ensuring already respectable ecological performance, but Lorient Agglomération is committed to going farther in tomorrow’s energy transition. The conurbation has launched a new experiment with the aim of testing new buses using the latest green technology.
The electric vehicle being tested boasts considerable environmental progress such as the absence of local pollutants and greenhouse gases along with totally silent running which does away with noise pollution.
The new electric bus will be tested between 1 and 17 April along lines T1, T2, T3 and T4 in the Lorient Agglomération network.
A 100% electric bus designed to meet social challenges
> 0 polluting emission
> No noise or vibration disturbance
> Soft and flexible acceleration
What are the features of the new bus being tested?
> Bus with a High Level of Service
> A more modern bus in equipment terms
> Range of up to 300 km
> Sound comfort for passengers, locals and drivers.