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	The bus can travel up to 250 kilometres on a single charge at a maximum speed of 70km/h.&nbsp;</div>
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	It comes equipped with a wheelchair ramp and a Global Positioning System link for commuters to track its location.&nbsp;</div>
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	Bangkok hopes one day to replace some 3,000 old buses with electric models that would cut diesel fuel consumption by 120 million litres and&nbsp;</div>
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ELECTRIC BUS TO GO ON TRIAL RUN

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ELECTRIC BUS TO GO ON TRIAL RUN

The Bangkok Mass Transit Authority and Loxley agreed yesterday to launch a free trial run of a 29-seat electric bus on three routes for 18 days next month.

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