Compressed Natural Gas
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Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) is a substitute for gasoline or diesel fuel. It is considered to be an environmentally "clean" alternative to those fuels. It is made by compressing methane (CH4) extracted from natural gas. It is stored and distributed in hard containers, usually cylinders. Many bus makers use this fuel, including Gillig, New Flyer, and Nova Bus.
Buses using CNG usually have large tanks on the roof of the bus in an enclosure that takes up the majority of the roof area.
Agencies using CNG buses
Canada 
(This list is incomplete)
- Coast Mountain Bus Company - Metro Vancouver, BC (1995 - present)
- Calgary Transit - Calgary, AB (2012-present)
- Cornwall Transit - Cornwall, ON (1994-2017)
- Edmonton Transit System - Edmonton, AB (2013-2015)
- Grand River Transit - Waterloo, ON (2000-?)
- Hamilton Street Railway - Hamilton, ON (1985-present)
- Kamloops Transit System - Kamloops, BC (2015 - present)
- Kitchener Transit - Kitchener, ON (1996-2000)
- London Transit Commission - London, ON (1993-?)
- Medicine Hat Transit - Medicine Hat, AB (Since 2014)
- Mississauga Transit - Mississauga, ON (1992-1997)
- Toronto Transit Commission - Toronto, ON (1990-2006)
- Regional District of Nanaimo Transit System - Nanaimo, BC (Since 2013)
- Red Deer Transit - Red Deer, AB (Since 2016)
- Whistler Transit System - Whistler, BC (Since 2017)
United States 
(This list is incomplete)
- Detroit Department of Transportation - Detroit, MI (1998-2004)
- Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority - Cleveland, OH (2015-present)
- Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - Los Angeles, CA (1995-present)
- New Jersey Transit - Newark, NJ (1999-present)
- Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - Boston, MA (1999-2017)
- Metropolitan Transportation Authority - New York, New York (1990-present)
- Central Florida Regional Transit Authority - Orlando, FL (1997-present)
- Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority - Los Angeles, CA (1989-present)
- Torrance Transit - Torrance, CA (2011-present)
- Vacaville City Coach - Vacaville, CA (2009-present)
- Greater Richmond Transit Company - Richmond, VA (2013-present)
