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Bus Fleet Electrification Under Capital Cost and Scheduling Constraints: A Five-Agency Case Study
As transit agencies consider bus fleet electrification, understanding the efficiency and cost of replacing diesel buses (DBs) with battery electric buses (BEBs) is critical. To evaluate this, this study applies a mixed-fleet optimization model, integrating scheduling, charging, and fleet composition
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