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Customers in California and Ontario will operate a total of seven Blue Bird Type D electric buses and one Micro Bird Type A electric model.
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In this guest editorial, Allen Schaeffer from the Diesel Technology Forum says that for the same fixed investment, many more older and higher-emitting school buses can be replaced with new-technology diesel than with an all-electric choice.
Read More →Nicholas Voisard brings nearly a decade of management experience in the industry to the electric school bus manufacturer.
Read More →Township High School District 211’s new Blue Bird Vision Propane buses are expected to save about $15,000 per year in fuel costs and reduce nitrogen oxide emissions by almost 14,000 pounds.
Read More →Superior Propane installs 15 refueling dispensers from Superior Energy Systems in five provinces, with plans to add more in 2019.
Read More →The state plans to use two-thirds of its Volkswagen settlement money to buy around 300 new school buses in low-income communities.
Read More →The engine, developed in partnership with Roush CleanTech, is certified at 0.02 g/bhp-hr of nitrogen oxide.
Read More →New research from the Propane Education & Research Council finds that the number of school districts choosing the alternative-fuel school buses continues to grow. By early 2018, 840 districts were operating propane buses.
Read More →Nine California districts and a New York school bus company will receive a total of 20 electric school buses this fall.
Read More →Malinda Sandhu brings more than 10 years of industry experience to the electric school bus manufacturer.
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