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See which fleets are adding electric and propane school buses as districts and operators invest in charging infrastructure, bidirectional technology, and alternative-fuel expansion.
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The OEM showcases its gasoline-powered CE Series demonstration unit at the Oklahoma Association for Pupil Transportation conference.
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A total of 18 districts will receive funds from the South Coast Air Quality Management District for up to two electric school buses each and charging infrastructure.
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The engine is certified to the optional low nitrogen oxide (NOx) level of 0.05 g/bhp-hr. It is available in Blue Bird Type C buses and class 4 to 7 vehicles.
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DERA’s latest escape from the budget axe is a testament to its broad support in multiple industries and on both sides of the political aisle.
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Gayaldo, who worked her way up from secretary to director, will step down from her role at Elk Grove USD after more than 30 years in pupil transportation.
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The current DERA grant opportunity triples from $11 million to $34 million, and the application deadline is extended to July 5.
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The Cummins B4.5, B6.7, and L9 engine platforms are compatible with paraffinic renewable diesel fuels meeting the EN 15940 specification.
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VW settlement and other funds converge with increasing progress, availability, and demonstrated efficiency of alternative-fuel school buses, making now the time to seek out myriad grant opportunities.
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The interactive tool from the Propane Education & Research Council shows how many propane school buses are in operation in each state.
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The 29 new electric school buses, provided in part by a grant from the California Air Resources Board, will serve students in the Sacramento area.
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