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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 school bus manufacturer marks the occasion at dealer Sonny Merryman’s headquarters. Delivery of a total of 50 Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley buses, part of Dominion Energy’s initiative, begins in early November.
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Developed in partnership with Power Electronics, the new Proterra charging systems offer transit agencies and fleet operators a customizable vehicle charging solution.
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Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. deploys the electric bus as part of its efforts to improve community air quality and measure cost-savings benefits.
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IC Bus and Power Solutions International Inc. release the 8.8-liter engine for the school bus manufacturer’s CE Series school bus.
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A-Z Bus Sales delivers the Blue Bird electric buses to Columbia Union School District as part of the state’s school bus replacement plan using Volkswagen settlement funds.
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H.K. Truck Center will sell and service Lion’s class 5 to class 8 heavy-duty truck offerings, as well as the LionA, LionC, LionD, and LionM bus models.
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The Thomas Built Buses Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley electric bus for Beverly Public Schools can reportedly travel up to 134 miles on a three-hour charge.
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The school bus manufacturer is hosting webinars and contests related to its alternative-power offerings throughout the month.
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Multiple states with varying climates and road conditions are adopting electric school buses for cost savings and environmental impact, according to the school bus manufacturer.
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The agency will award selected applicants $20,000 to $65,000 per bus for scrapping and replacement.
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