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School districts from Pennsylvania to Montana are pioneering the use of electric school buses. From reducing emissions and improving student health to cutting costs and noise pollution, these districts are exploring the path forward to sustainable, zero-emission transportation.
Read More →The Office of Inspector General warned that if the EPA does not follow all requirements for selecting recipients of the Clean School Bus Program funds, there is an increased risk of potential fraud, waste, and abuse. A look at the recommendations, and response from the agency.
Read More →First Student is transitioning 30,000 diesel buses to electric by 2035. The company has been awarded more than $400 million in rebates from the EPA’s Clean School Bus Program.
Read More →Voltera exec shares results from a Harvard University study on the benefits of school bus electrification, and insights into overcoming charging infrastructure challenges.
Read More →Athens City Schools is receiving five Thomas Built electric school buses through the EPA Clean School Bus program.
Read More →Blue Bird and Generate Capital established the fleet electrification-as-a-service business to meet the demand for electric school buses and accelerate the adoption of clean student transportation in North America.
Read More →The integration process will take approximately 18 months for Boise School District, starting from the planning process to the delivery of the electric school buses.
Read More →Blue Bird Corporation and Cummins are two of 11 recipients of the grant program. The funds will help both companies expand manufacturing capabilities for electric school buses and alt-fuel vehicle components.
Read More →Details on the requirements in the settlement. Plus, a look at what New York law says about idling.
Read More →Analyzing the demand for electric and zero-emissions school buses. Plus, a look back at just how many clean school buses the program has funded.
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