Transit professionals from all over the country gathered in Philadelphia for the Zero Emissions Bus Conference, hosted by SEPTA. This conference, the first of its kind on the East Coast, aims to educate professionals on transitioning to sustainable transportation solutions like battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell buses. The event covers various topics such as safety, community support for new vehicle adoption, and lessons learned during infrastructure projects. Attendees, like Jon Diller from Ohio, are focused on sustainable transitions and sustainability. SEPTA showcased parts of its own transition plan, including infrastructure for a hydrogen fuel cell bus pilot set for launch in the fall. Troy Lundquist from Michigan's transportation authority commended SEPTA's initiatives and expressed interest in learning from their experiences with new technologies. The article emphasizes the growing interest in zero emissions buses and the shift towards sustainable transit options in the fight against climate change.