More diesel buses coming to Charlottetown as electric system develops, depot gets built

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Three more diesel buses are on the way to Charlottetown, joining three previously approved vehicles for a total of six.

The original three are set for delivery in fall 2024. The three extras will come at a higher cost because they will arrive later, the report said. Coun. Trevor MacKinnon, who spoke on behalf of the absent chair of the environment and sustainability committee, said the system needs buses as a stop gap while the electric system develops.

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