Two East Coast Colleges Order Azure Dynamics Shuttle Buses
OAK PARK, MI, Aug. 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Azure Dynamics Corporation - ("Azure") or (the
"Company"), a leading developer of state-of-the-art green technologies that address
environmental and cost issues for the commercial transportation industry, today announced that
its shuttle buses will service student and faculty needs at both the College of Staten Island and
the University of Fairfield. The two CitiBuses will be delivered in late September for the fall
semester.
"We believe that our CitiBuses will be welcomed additions to campus life at the two schools," said
Jay Sandler, Azure Dynamics Vice President of Sales. "Students will have access to our innovative
transportation technology that reduces emissions thereby protecting air quality at the serene
campus locations. The schools will also benefit from the hybrid electric drive train's reduced fuel
usage and lower maintenance costs."
The College of Staten Island is working to set a green example for its community. The College is
working with the New York Power Authority for grant money to aide in its purchase of the Azure
CitiBus.
"We support the college's effort in securing grant money to help offset the cost of the hybrid
electric shuttle," said Sandler. "Our vehicles have a demonstrable payback. Under typical
operating conditions, and depending on the variable cost of fuel, our products can offer a return
on investment in approximately four years. The average lifecycle of a shuttle bus is closer to
twelve years, making a compelling economic case for our technology independent of incentive
and grant contributions."
The second CitiBus will be delivered to J R Tours which will manage the bus on behalf of the
University of Fairfield in Fairfield, Connecticut. Fairfield's campus spans 200 rolling acres just one
hour from New York City and minutes from Long Island Sound. The University's administration is
eager to add the convenience of a new campus shuttle while safeguarding its air quality.
Arcola Bus Sales in Carlstadt, New Jersey, managed both sales. For over a quarter of a century,
Arcola has been providing solutions for virtually every type of transportation and mobility need.
Arcola Bus Sales is one of the largest mini-bus distributors in the country and represent the
nation's premier vehicle manufacturers.
For more information about Azure Dynamics and its products, please visit
www.azuredynamics.com.
About Azure Dynamics
Azure Dynamics Corporation is a world leader in the development and production of hybrid
electric and electric components and powertrain systems for commercial vehicles. Azure is
strategically targeting the commercial delivery vehicle and shuttle bus markets and is currently
working internationally with various partners and customers. The Company is committed to
providing customers and partners with innovative, cost-efficient, and environmentally-friendly
energy management solutions. For more information please visit www.azuredynamics.com.

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