Contemplating Repower? ChatGPT Has Some Suggestions
Can ChatGPT help you make informed decisions for revamping your school transportation fleet with eco-friendly retrofits?
Can ChatGPT help you make informed decisions for revamping your school transportation fleet with eco-friendly retrofits?
Modesto City Schools got the milestone vehicle, helping the district make the transition to zero-emission student transportation.
Thomas Built received the recognition from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality during the annual Environmental Stewardship Initiative Conference.
The California Department of General Services picked Phoenix to supply zero-emission Z600 Type A school buses.
The October issue of School Bus Fleet includes a report from SBFX in Arizona, a survey of school transportation pros, vision technology update, and how biodiesel factors into an Illinois school transportation fleet. All that and more!
Cook-Illinois Corporation, among the largest family owned and operated school-bus contractors in the U.S., has relied on biodiesel to transport children safely and affordably to and from school for more than 15 years.
Gavin Newsom wants all newly purchased or contracted school buses to be zero-emission vehicles, with potential extensions for districts meeting certain conditions.
The Internal Revenue Service offers a credit of up to $40,000 per electric vehicle, which can be stacked with other federal and state incentive programs.
The RESCHOOL project is expected to demonstrate how two San Diego electric school bus fleets provide grid resiliency and could serve as a roadmap for other school districts to follow.
What’s different this time? Who qualifies as prioritized? What about repowers? We take a deeper dive into the latest Clean School Bus Program funding opportunity.
The Propane Education and Research Council (PERC) celebrates National Propane Day on Oct. 7.
In this interview with School Bus Fleet, Nate Thacker of Utah-based DEMI discussed the CowFartBus and how renewable natural gas could be school transportation's fuel of the future.
The funding comes from the state’s $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022.
Applications for this second round of rebates are due by Jan. 31, 2024.
Entergy provides the chargers, while First Student supplies the buses, which use vehicle-to-grid technology to transfer power back to the grid through Energy Smart’s Commercial Demand Response Program.
For the first time in two decades, IC Bus presents a new iteration of its classic CE Series school bus, introducing new technology for operational efficiency, safety, and driver comfort. The bus, available with diesel and electric powertrains, made its debut on July 14 in Reno, Nevada.
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