The North County Transit District (NCTD) in Oceanside is making significant strides towards transforming its bus fleet to zero emissions with the introduction of a hydrogen fueling station at its West Bus Division. This station will enable the district to fuel its hydrogen fuel cell electric buses, representing a major step in achieving cleaner and quieter operations. The move is part of NCTD's commitment to convert its entire bus line to zero-emissions by 2040, with the support of state and federal funding for hydrogen and battery electric buses. The $8 million hydrogen fueling station, partly funded by Rep. Mike Levin and the California Energy Commission, is a key component in this transition. Once operational, the hydrogen buses will enhance the reliability of the Breeze service and contribute to improved air quality throughout the service area. The initiative is praised for its potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promote cleaner air, and establish a more sustainable transportation network for the region. This project signifies a significant step towards a sustainable future and sets the stage for further advancements in hydrogen-powered transportation in the United States.