Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has chosen New Flyer of America Inc. to supply 50 zero-emission buses, signaling a significant step towards sustainable mobility. The order comprises 40 Xcelsior CHARGE FC™ 40-foot hydrogen fuel cell-electric buses and 10 Xcelsior CHARGE NG™ 40-foot battery-electric buses. This decision is supported by a combination of Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and local funding. OCTA is responsible for managing crucial transportation infrastructure across 34 cities in Orange County, serving 3.2 million residents with over 33 million passenger trips annually. By investing in advanced transportation solutions, OCTA is playing a pivotal role in enhancing public transit in California. The agency previously initiated pilot programs for hydrogen fuel cell-electric and battery-electric buses, both powered by New Flyer technology. This recent contract agreement reinforces OCTA's dedication to leveraging next-generation technologies for sustainable urban mobility. Chris Stoddart, President of North American Bus and Coach at NFI, highlighted the positive impact of OCTA's investment on Orange County and U.S. bus manufacturing. New Flyer's proven track record in delivering clean, reliable, and cost-effective transit solutions has enabled the company to establish a long-standing partnership with OCTA. With over 220 million electric vehicle miles completed, New Flyer continues to be at the forefront of the clean transportation sector, operating in numerous cities globally. The collaboration between OCTA and New Flyer exemplifies a shared commitment to fostering innovation, sustainability, and economic development within the transportation industry.