Transportation
A photo of a METRO bus

METRO’s $100M federal grant could reduce bus pollution by up to 98%

By Melissa Enaje

The $100.7 million federal grant will go towards several initiatives including the replacement of 100 aging diesel buses for compressed natural gas buses.

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