60% buses in Lhasa running on new energy

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By:China Tibet News
update:March 07,2018

Mar. 7, 2018 -- According to the Lhasa Bus Operation Company, at present, there are 522 buses in Lhasa City, among which 312 buses are running on new energy, accounting for 60% of the city's total buses. In the future, with the improvement of technology, environmentally friendly new energy buses will become an import part of Lhasa City's public transport system, providing more safe, convenient, and comfortable services for the general public.

Mar. 7, 2018 -- Photo shows the new energy bus in Lhasa City. [Photo/China Tibet News]

Mar. 7, 2018 -- Citizens are queuing up to take the new energy bus in Lhasa City. [Photo/China Tibet News]

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