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Sep 1, 2026, 4:48 PM

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Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins announced Tuesday that 116 new hybrid-electric buses are now a part the Bee-line bus fleet.

The vehicles feature accessibility upgrades, more comfortable seats, bike racks and charging ports.

Jenkins also said the buses are better for the environment.

"Replacing the remaining diesel-fueled buses means a cleaner fleet, lower emissions and quieter vehicles that are better for our environment and the communities our buses travel through every day," Jenkins said.