CityBus of Greater Lafayette in Indiana has received a significant boost with a $10.5 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration. This grant falls under the Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities and Low-and No-Emission Vehicle programs, enabling CityBus to focus on investing in hydrogen fuel cell buses. The grant also includes funding to develop the necessary infrastructure to support the operation of hydrogen buses in the Greater Lafayette community. CEO Bryan D. Smith expressed enthusiasm for the grant, highlighting the organization's ongoing commitment to providing eco-friendly public transportation services. The grant is part of a substantial $1.5 billion initiative that aims to enhance public transportation in various states, with a focus on sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Smith emphasized the importance of embracing hydrogen technology to continue improving air quality and making a positive impact on the environment. This development underscores CityBus's dedication to promoting environmental sustainability and fostering a greener future for the Greater Lafayette area.