
Why Gasoline School Buses Are Making a Comeback
Gasoline is gaining ground in full-size school buses. See how today’s options stack up against diesel on cost, maintenance, emissions, performance, and more.
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Gasoline is gaining ground in full-size school buses. See how today’s options stack up against diesel on cost, maintenance, emissions, performance, and more.
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Starting in 2024, Meritor will provide powertrains for the all-electric Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley produced by the Daimler Trucks North America subsidiary.
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The deal between SEA Electric and Midwest Transit Equipment is expected to see all-electric Type A and C buses phased in over the next five years.
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Pioneer Transportation Company in New York City enters a 5-year agreement with AMPLY Power to receive charging-as-a-service and will convert five of its diesel buses to electric.
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Five Missouri districts and a school bus company received $672,540 in grants they can use for newer, cleaner alt-fuel buses.
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The five Thomas Built Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley school buses were purchased by Alexandria City Public Schools through the Dominion Energy Electric School Bus Program.
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The second of three Clean Energy Roadshow events made a stop at Mercer University in Macon.
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Fraser Atkinson, GreenPower Motor Company CEO, noted accelerated vehicle deliveries and sales-related improvements during the company's fiscal second quarter.
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Showcase of propane, natural gas, and electric vehicle alternatives makes final stops in Macon and Savannah.
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School transportation advocates praised the bipartisan legislation, which includes efforts against illegal bus passing, and provides $5 billion for electric and low-emission school buses.
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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) awarded more than $2.1 million to five recipients to allow a shift from diesel to electric school buses.
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