You may not be able to hear the new Custom Denning electric bus when it pulls up to your stop, but it’s making soundwaves in the state’s public transport industry.
Custom Denning’s new electric bus sneaks through the terminal unnoticed at Donric & Sunbury Bus Service’s facility in Sunbury, west Melbourne.
The freshly manufactured vehicle looms like a hulking giant, but travels as silently as a mouse. It’s so quiet that it requires an MP3 electronic tram bell noise to ring every few seconds when it travels under 30 kilometres an hour. The locals of Sunbury may not be used to trams rattling through their town, but they now get to experience a new slice of public transport technology.
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