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Gov. Jerry Brown recently signs into law legislation that will allow air quality management districts to put $2 from motor vehicle registration fees toward emission-control devices for existing school buses. Mike Rea of the California Association of School Transportation Officials tells SBF that based on his understanding of the bill, it will be effective, and that the next step will be for local air districts to adopt a funding program for using the money.
Read More →Several school bus-related projects are among those awarded grants to retrofit and replace old diesel vehicles and equipment.
Read More →School buses are included in the vehicle types that are eligible for the funding and school districts are among the eligible entities.
Read More →Use of clean fuels and updated pollution control measures in school buses can result in fewer student absences, according to a university study.
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