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Need a quick snapshot of the top school transportation news and topics for the first full week of January? Check out SBF's new video short to catch up on what's been happening in under a minute.
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Comprising school bus manufacturers and dealers, electric utilities, non-governmental organizations, and material providers, the coalition aims to drive adoption of electric bus fleets and the infrastructure needed to support them.
Read More →South Coast AQMD plans to replace 286 older buses with newer models, plus accompanying infrastructure, across 35 districts in the South Coast Air Basin.
Read More →Get the latest industry news and trends in this week's cheat sheet video short! We cover results from this year’s school district survey, an update on the hurricane situation, remembering a NAPT Hall of Famer, new EV bus deliveries, and more.
Read More →Collaborations may make it easier to convert gasoline and diesel school buses to battery electric.
Read More →Two school districts and one bus company weigh in on lessons learned during operation. They recommend planning to expand infrastructure, keeping range and charging in mind, and prioritizing driver training.
Read More →Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps recent news headlines from the pupil transportation industry - this week including a New Mexico legislator's repeated call for seat belts on school buses.
Read More →The company, which has started production of vehicles at its West Virginia facility, reported record revenues, innovation, and the expansion of its dealer network.
Read More →The Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) and the World Resources Institute (WRI) are working together to pick three school districts for assistance with electric school bus transitioning.
Read More →The partnership between Voltus and Highland Electric Fleets using EV buses from Montgomery County Public Schools is expected to improve grid reliability in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.
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