Berthelet operates a modern fleet of more than one hundred fifty buses. This top-of-the-range fleet in Rhône-Alpes serves the International Lyon Saint Exupéry Airport.

With nearly 300 vehicles in France and Belgium, this company has a fleet of some of the most recent tourist buses in France, offering its numerous clients genuine VIP service: luxury, technology and safety.

Since 1957, Venet Voyages has built a solid reputation in the coach travelling industry in the region of Lyon and around in France.

« Travel, our passion! »

The Internal Combustion Engineering Laboratory at the Ben-Gourion University in Neguev studied Xbee®’s effects on pollutant gas emissions from a bus owned by Massiye Shasha, in compliance with the Euro 2 standard.

Two measurements were performed for comparison. The first took place on 12 October 2006 before adding Xbee® in the vehicle’s fuel. The second dates from 29 October 2006...

Veolia Transport Montesson-les-Rabaux has chosen to use Xbee® fuel since January 2006 on their sixty buses in the Saint-Germain and Entre-Seine-et-Forêt networks.
 

On 10 January 2003, Alain Delaunay, STAO Laval network director and Daniel Pointeau, technical supervisor decided to stop treating the tank with the standard chemical additive they used until that time to combat bacteria and freezing.

Since November 2005, nearly all of Veolia Transport Rambouillet’s one hundred city and inter-city buses have been running on Xbee® fuel.
Veolia Transport Rambouillet thas made the responsible choice of actively contributing to the day-to-day well-being of the inhabitants of the areas it serves.
CO2 is the primary greenhouse gas.

Mr. Jacques de Vriese, Technical Director at DePolder – a subsidiary of Veolia Transport Belgium - saw a presentation of Xbee® technology in late June 2008.

Veolia Transport Châtellerault’s 160 buses began operating on Xbee® diesel in December 2004.
Significant reductions in exhaust and very clean filtration (contamination disappeared) are the two most obvious advantages.