Translink has welcomed the Department for Infrastructure's announcement of £88 million funding for 100 new zero-emission buses and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, saying the investment will be transformative in delivering a zero-emission transport future for Northern Ireland. Department for Infastructure The new battery electric buses, which will be a mix of single-deck and double-deck vehicles, will be supplied by local manufacturer Wrightbus. The supplied single deck bus will be a new Wrightbus battery electric model, with an extended journey range on a single charge. All of the new buses are planned to enter service by summer 2024, following the successful rollout of 100 Zero Emission buses on Belfast Metro services earlier this year, as well as the planned conversion of Foyle Metro services in Derry — Londonderry to be completely Zero Emissions by summer 2023. Chris Conway, Translink Group Chief Executive, says zero emission transport is critical in tackling climate c...