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THE BEAVER COUNTY TRANSIT AUTHORITY IS INTRODUCING NATURAL GAS VEHICLES TO ITS RIDERSHIP. BCTA SPOKESWOMAN MARY JO MORANDINI TELLS BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWSMAN PAT SEPTAK THAT THEY JUST GOT IN THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES…

SHE SAYS THEY HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES THAT SHOULD BE READY TO PUT INTO SERVICE SOMETIME IN SEPTEMBER…

SHE SAYS THEY CURRENTLY HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES THAT WILL BE PUT INTO SERVICE STARTING SEPTEMBER…AND ANOTHER SIX NEXT YEAR…

SHE SAYS THEY CURRENTLY HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES THAT WILL BE PUT INTO SERVICE ON ROUTE ONE IN ABOUT A MONTH OR SO…

SHE SAYS THEY WILL HAVE THREE NATURAL GAS POWERED BUSES STARTING IN SEPTEMBER AND ANOTHER SIX NEXT YEAR, HOWEVER THE FUELING SITE WILL NOT BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC…

BCTA HAS BEEN UNDERGOING A FACE-LIFT AS OF LATE, WITH THE ADDITION OF 7 NEW BUS SHELTER LOCATIONS AND BENCH LOCATIONS WITHIN THE COUNTY.