tailpipe emission fleet in 2021, with the introduction of two battery-electric buses in late 2021. The agency also plans to purchase hydrogen fuel cell buses. FAX expects to purchase its last CNG-fueled buses in 2027, and retire them by 2040. Routes Accurate . Transit Centers Fresno Area Express has two primary transit centers, hubs where passengers can transfer between several routes. The Manchester Transit Center is located on the west side of Blackstone Avenue and is served by routes 1, 28 and 41, additionally, it is the location of the FAX Customer Service Center. The Downtown Transit Center is located at Courthouse Park and is served by routes 1, 22, 26, 28, 32, 34 and 38, along with the Fresno County Rural Transit Agency's Coalinga, Orange Cove, Southeast and Westside routes, along with Visalia Transit's V-LINE service. Fleet , Fresno Area Express has a fleet of 126 buses, with 100 needed for service on weekdays and 73 on weekends. The buses in the spare fleet are used when necessary to cover for buses that need to be taken out of service for maintenance. The fleet primarily consists of 40-foot buses powered by CNG-fueled engines, but there are also three 29-foot buses for use on low-ridership routes and nine battery electric buses as the agency begins its transition to a zero tailpipe emissions fleet. References Bus transportation in California Public transportation in Fresno County, California Transportation in Fresno, California Transit agencies in California