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Trump’s 10% bus tariffs are about to pinch city budgets across North America
The 10% U.S. tariffs on buses raise costs for North American cities and manufacturers, threatening 25,000 Canadian jobs and slowing transit fleet modernization, experts say.
- U.S. tariffs on buses come into effect, and a transit advocacy group warned they will upend city budgets across North America.
- The industry is highly integrated with New Flyer, Nova Bus and Gillig operating plants in Winnipeg, Saint-Eustache and San Francisco, while U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 10 per cent tariff earlier this month citing national security.
- A hybrid bus costs roughly $900,000 while an electric bus can run to $1.3 million, making procurement budgets sensitive; NFI is carefully reviewing the recently announced tariffs and their implications.
- Cities face immediate strain as rising prices and shrinking production mean fewer buses, slowing cleaner fleets and risking service cuts or fare hikes.
- Communities facing rising infrastructure costs feel added pressure as Canada's bus manufacturing workforce employs upward of 25,000 people and has faced previous tariffs, urging government support.
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Trump's 10% bus tariffs are about to pinch city budgets across North America
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