Miami-Dade is taking action regarding 75 electric buses that are not functioning properly. The county is suing the company responsible for servicing and providing parts for these buses. The county is also exploring options for disposing of the buses, seeking permission from the federal government to sell or scrap them without incurring a penalty.
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