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Cummins on Smarter, Simpler Engine Innovation
Cummins discusses its first-ever gasoline engine for school buses, EPA 2027, and why bus fleets still want durable, simpler internal combustion options.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHCummins discusses its first-ever gasoline engine for school buses, EPA 2027, and why bus fleets still want durable, simpler internal combustion options.
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The T8GD1 series of tube lights from LEDtronics are UL-listed with dual mode capabilities, meaning they can be directly retrofitted into existing T8 fixtures with or without ballast point bypass.
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Clark County School District has found new ways to optimize its maintenance program. The shop team is seeing success with laptops and mobile Wi-Fi, a dedicated white fleet service center, and a new DEF filling system, among other initiatives.
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SBF's Maintenance Survey finds that the average starting wage for school bus technicians is $19.37 per hour, on par with last year’s jump. Meanwhile, the driver-to-tech ratio rises slightly.
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The lighting system is designed to increase area-specific, under-vehicle lighting for greater shop safety and efficiency, according to the company.
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The L28 from LoadHandler Power Products is designed to meet the performance needs for school buses and many other heavy duty applications.
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3M Polyurethane Window Bonder Adhesive Sealant 595 is designed to work faster and be stronger than older window bonding products, with better initial hold.
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BESI Inc. has added Damp Check to its product line to pull excess moisture from the air and reduce it to a level that prevents the growth of mold, mildew, rust, musty odors, and rot.
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ContiConnect uses the Internet of Things to help enhance tire maintenance.
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Registration is open for the supplier’s Air Brake Training course and its new Advanced Technology Training course.
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The state Department of Education confirms that all 1995 and 1996 models, which accounted for a majority of the state’s thermal events, have been scrapped and replaced.
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