当前运​​行的MARTA CNG公交车（图片：NGVAmerica）

新传单工业重型公交车在美国和加拿大的公司，制造商，先后被授予一份合同265 30英尺和40英尺的重型巴士压缩天然气（CNG）亚特兰大大都会快速推进捷运局（MARTA）。该合同包含了一个坚定的顺序八个低层重新设计的30英尺CNG巴士和80 Xcelsior的™CNG额外177 Xcelsior CNG或40英尺的混合巴士在稍后的日期行使选择40英尺巴士。

MARTA首席运营官富Krisak“我们很高兴，说：”把这些新的传单巴士板来增强我们的客户服务。“这些公交车，将取代已达到退休年龄的车辆，均配备有先进的技术，提供更好的整体，更可靠的运输经验。”

与广大CNG公交车车队表示，亚特兰大已经证明了其承诺，追求可持续发展的做法有利。CNG系统时减少温室气体排放标准柴油相比，以推动公交车，通往一个更健康的环境。

“我们珍视我们之间的关系，与玛塔和赞扬他们在他们的环保承诺，说：”新传单，总裁兼首席执行官保罗Soubry。“，MARTA已经成为一个绿色运输公司的一个很好的例子。他们不仅努力减少温室气体排放，在全市范围内，他们努力提供一个高效，愉快的旅行方式，以扩大其过境的用户基地，并减少交通拥堵。“

该公司预计在2013年第二季度开始生产88辆公交车的顺序。所有巴士预计2013年第四季度交付。

新的传单巴士使用康明斯ISL-G 280（CNG）发动机。

New Flyer Industries Inc., manufacturer of heavy-duty transit buses in the United States and Canada, has been awarded a contract for 265 30-foot and 40-foot heavy-duty buses with compressed natural gas (CNG) propulsion by Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA). The contract contains a firm order of eight Low Floor Restyled CNG 30-foot buses and 80 Xcelsior™ CNG 40-foot buses with options for an additional 177 Xcelsior CNG or hybrid 40-foot buses to be exercised at a later date.

“We are excited to bring these New Flyer buses on board to enhance service to our customers,” said MARTA Chief Operations Officer Rich Krisak. “These buses, which will replace vehicles that have reached retirement age, are equipped with advanced technology to provide an overall better, more reliable transit experience.”

With the majority of its fleet represented by CNG buses, Atlanta has demonstrated its commitment to pursuing favorable sustainability practices. CNG systems reduce greenhouse gas emissions when compared to standard diesel propelled buses, leading to a healthier environment.

“We value our relationship with MARTA and commend them on their environmental commitments,” said Paul Soubry, President and CEO of New Flyer. “MARTA has become a great example of a green transit company. Not only do they work hard to reduce greenhouse gas emissions within the city, they strive to offer an efficient and enjoyable means of travel in order to expand its base of transit users and reduce traffic congestion.”

The firm order of 88 buses is anticipated to begin production in the second quarter of 2013. All buses are expected to be delivered by the fourth quarter of 2013.

New Flyer buses use the Cummins ISL-G 280 (CNG) engine.