PVTA to use $6.2 million federal grant for state-of-the-art electric hybrid buses
U.S. Transportation Secretary Raymond H. LaHood on Monday announced that the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority in Springfield will receive $6.2 million federal grant for purchasing state-of-the-art electric hybrid buses.
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