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The 2026 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act program seeks applications from eligible organizations to accelerate the retirement of legacy diesel vehicles.
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Blue Bird delivered the electric Vision school buses to Glades County School District to replace over half of its older diesel buses.
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Blackstone Valley Prep officially unveiled 24 electric buses operating in its fleet since mid-December.
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El Dorado Springs R-2 Schools is poised to convert all 13 of its gen-ed route buses to electric in partnership with First Student. It will be the first school in its state to do so.
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As the landscape of alternative-fuel school buses evolves, with electric, propane and natural gas buses gaining popularity, schools are navigating funding challenges, infrastructure needs, and the push for a greener future.
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What are transportation directors' experiences with electric buses? We asked them for you! Take a listen to what SBFX attendees told us here about whether they operate any ESBs and why or why not.
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White River Valley Supervisory Union celebrates the addition of three electric buses coming to their district thanks to Student Transportation of America.
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Peek at the next-generation of the Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley here, with the scoop on its new tech, features, performance, and more.
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In the first-ever round of grant funding, 70 applicants have been tentatively selected to help replace over 2,400 zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles and infrastructure. About 70% of those will be for school buses.
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GreenPower to deliver 11 new BEAST school buses to Arizona, California, and Oregon and more orders come in.
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With several variations of buses on the road now, take a look at how different fuel types handle the cold, and useful products for any school district that utilizes the yellow bus.
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