TARC electric buses in storage
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Five of 10 electric buses purchased by TARC in 2015 with a $10,700,000 federal grant are sitting, covered in dust. The buses proved to be hard to maintain and are most likely never going to be used again. (WDRB photo/Monday, July 8, 2024)
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Kentuckiana's public transportation agency was one of the first municipal transit systems to buy electric buses, but most of them are out of service.
TARC and Olmsted Parks Conservancy are collecting submissions for the 25th annual Design-a-Bus contest.
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