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Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Vehicle Replacement to Brazos Transit District for Urban Fixed-route Buses. the Replacement Bus Aims to Improve the Existing Urban Fixed-route Fleet. the Replacement Is Also to Ensure Efficient Reliable and Safe Transportation for Passengers. Several Key Factors Justify Bus Replacement Including Vehicle Age Maintenance Costs Environmental Impact Service Reliability and Technological Advancements.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Replace the Urban Fixed-route Fleet.; Expected Outcomes: Investing in BTDS Fleet Reduces Maintenance Costs Improves Efficiency and Replaces the Existing Fleet That Has Passed Its Useful Life. the Operational Cost Bus Service Reliability Can Be Improved. Bus Replacement Is a Strategic Decision by BTD Driven by Economic Environmental and Service Quality Considerations. by Proactively Upgrading Its Fleets BTD Can Reduce Costs Enhance Reliability Meet Regulatory Standards and Contribute to a More Sustainable and Efficient Publictransportation System.; Intended Beneficiaries: All Public Transit Passengers and Stakeholders Will Be Benefactors of This Project. This Improvement Will Serve the Urban Area of Bryan and College Station. the Replacement Will Serve the General Public and Transit Riders Texas a M University Community. This Imitative Underscores BTDS Commitment to Providing a Sustainable and Efficient Transportation Solutions That Serves the Diverse Needs of Bryan College Station and Surrounding Communities.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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$765,724
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