A"lack of charging infrastructure" has meant that 130 electric buses are yet to hit the roads, according to the National Transport Authority.from Northern Ireland firm Wright Bus at a cost of €80.4m.
"Then, when they went to put in the ancillary equipment – the wires and the switches which stand outside the substation – they were refused an exemption, and they had to go through the planning process again," he said. "These buses for the first time have no wing mirrors on them, they have monitors. That'll take some getting used to."
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