Abu Dhabi has introduced an eco-friendly Bus Service No. 65 that is operated entirely by green buses powered by hydrogen and electric energy, marking a significant step towards a cleaner and greener future. This initiative by Abu Dhabi's Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) aims to enhance the capital city's sustainable transport ecosystem by operating buses with zero emissions. By utilizing hydrogen and electric energy, the buses on this route will contribute to reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 200 tonnes daily, which is equivalent to removing 14,700 cars from the city's roads. The new service will cater to approximately 6,000 riders daily, covering a total distance of 2,000km. Moreover, this eco-friendly approach extends beyond Bus Service No. 65, as Abu Dhabi plans to have half of its public transport system powered by green energy in the near future. The use of advanced battery technologies and hydrogen fuel cells in these buses highlights Abu Dhabi's commitment to sustainable transportation and aligns with the UAE's goal of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050. By prioritizing passenger comfort without compromising environmental sustainability, Abu Dhabi is setting new standards in green public transportation.