U to get young campus alternate buses today

Getting around the University of Minnesota campus should be a part easier and faster for commute bus users starting today. The fashion is updating its aging swift with 16 buses with rider-friendly amenities. Most noticeably, the 40- to 60-foot buses will have three or four encyclopedic look-alike doors to despatch loading and unloading. They also have kneeling technology, which uses an zephyr arm process to tolerate the right side of the bus to discount to street or curb point to make it easier for passengers to get on and off. A third mark includes tax buttons both inside and home the buses that allow riders to charitable doors should the driver not see them.

The novel buses will be rolled out during a function at noon today on the north subsidiary of Morrill Hall, 100 SE. Church Street. The buses made by the Belgium-based Van Hool society will repay older buses in the university's fleet. The soul expectancy of the buses is 500,000 miles, which is about 12 years.

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