The commune of Pirque, located in the Santiago Metropolitan Region of Chile, has introduced four electric buses that are already in operation.
These vehicles will not only help reduce the carbon footprint of the commune but also improve connectivity for residents, particularly students who need reliable and free transportation.
Mayor Jaime Escudero Ramos emphasized that Pirque now has the first electro-terminal in the southern area of Santiago.
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“This is a significant step forward for Pirque, and we are confident it will benefit all the residents of our commune,” the mayor said during his inaugural ride on one of the new buses.
This service is currently being provided free of charge while the necessary tests are conducted to adjust and optimize operations.
With this initiative, Pirque is committed to more sustainable mobility, reaffirming its dedication to the community and the environment.
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