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Sept. 21-23, 2026 | Scottsdale, AZ

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Articles•by Steve Hirano, Executive Editor•August 1, 1997

Sound Strategies to Reduce Fuel Costs

Cutting fuel costs is one of the most painless ways of satisfying the harsh budget demands facing many school districts these days. No cutbacks in sta...

An orgnge, white, and black graphic with a black and white image ofpropane school buses.

Students with backpacks exit school buses and walk toward a school building as transportation staff assist with afternoon drop-off.

An orange and yellow graphic with a black and white image of an InCharge Energy technician working and text reading "EV Charging & Infrastructure Gains."

An orange and yellow graphic with a black and white image of an electric bus charger and text reading "Alt-Fuel Moves: Fleets Plug In For the Long Haul."

Row of yellow school buses parked side by side beside graphic text reading “School Bus Contracting in 2026 – Survey Results.”

An orange and yellow graphic with a black and white image of electric Thomas Built Buses and text reading "Alt-Fuel Moves: Racking Up Miles & Scaling Up Fleets."

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School Bus Fleet Magazine

Sound Strategies to Reduce Fuel Costs

Sound Strategies to Reduce Fuel Costs

Breaking Down Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Costs

Alt-Fuel Moves: Product Innovations & Funding Outlooks

How a New York District Cut Nearly $1M in Transportation Costs While Expanding Bus Access

Survey: Rising Diesel Costs Prompt Route Changes, Budget Adjustments for School Districts

Alt-Fuel Moves: EV Charging & Infrastructure Projects Gain Momentum

Alt-Fuel Moves: Fleets Plug In for the Long Haul

School Bus Contracting in 2026: Fleet, Fuel, and Workforce Trends

District weighs options to reduce fuel costs

Alt-Fuel Moves: Racking Up Miles & Scaling Up Fleets