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The funding will be used to support 30 new market launches and vehicle electrification initiatives for the company, which provides customized transportation service to children.
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The new RideIQ feature automates invoice grouping by funding source, reducing manual work and improving transparency for school transportation teams.
Read More →George Taylor of Kansas City (Kan.) Public Schools was determined to find funding for alt-fuel buses. Now, with 47 CNG buses and four hybrids, the district is contributing to cleaner air and saving $350,000 in one school year.
Read More →The Beneficial Electrification League launched an initiative meant to help rural districts prepare and get federal funds for clean school bus fleets.
Read More →Check out some of the latest moves where alternative fuels and school buses intersect, including new product announcements and bus deployments across the U.S.
Read More →Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools says that with the addition of the alternative-fuel buses, it will be using more propane buses than any other school district in the state.
Read More →The facility will support 317 school buses powered by the alternative fuel. It is the latest effort from the district to operate environmentally-friendly buses; it is also replacing older buses with hybrid units and buses powered by biodiesel and propane.
Read More →The tech-powered student transportation provider honored drivers in the San Francisco Unified School District.
Read More →The transportation director for Portland Public Schools has won a Lifetime Achievement Award from the EPA, which will be presented to him on June 26. The award is in recognition of his work to reduce pollution from the school system’s bus fleet and raise awareness about the benefits of “greener” transportation.
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