New Flyer, a leading manufacturer of transit buses, has received a landmark order for 108 zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell Xcelsior Charge FC 40-foot buses from San Mateo County Transit (SamTrans). This significant order represents the largest single fuel cell bus order in New Flyer's history, signaling a major step towards sustainable transportation. The investment in these fuel cell-electric buses is made possible through a collaboration of funding from the Federal Transit Administration, California's HVIP program, and local resources. The decision to switch to hydrogen buses aligns with the California Air Resources Board's ICT regulation, pushing agencies to transition to 100% zero-emission bus fleets by 2040. Additionally, it supports U.S. greenhouse gas reduction targets for 2030. The partnership between New Flyer and SamTrans, with a history of over three decades, showcases a dedication to environmental responsibility and technological advancement in the public transportation sector. SamTrans aims to enhance air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and offer sustainable transportation solutions to its riders, emphasizing their commitment to a cleaner and greener future.