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It also helps to have an advisor or partner who is “fuel agnostic”—not tied to a specific fuel type. The right partner can help develop a comprehensive plan to guide your transition and work with you along the way.
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TORRANCE, Calif. — A free online session on Thursday will provide bus-specific tips for improving fuel economy.
Read More →The web seminar, hosted by the Propane Education & Research Council, will provide details on the recent expansion of Thomas Built Buses’ alternative-fuel offerings with its propane-fueled Saf-T-Liner C2 school bus.
Read More →OAK FOREST, Ill. — Chicago School Transit recently began fueling its buses with a B20 blend of biodiesel fuel. The move is part of the Illinois Cl...
Read More →School buses powered by Roush CleanTech propane fuel systems with Ford 6.8L 2V and 3V engines are covered under the CARB HD-OBD certification.
Read More →In addition to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, Hammond Transportation points to lower maintenance costs as one of its reasons for buying propane buses.
Read More →Massachusetts dealer New England Transit reduces vehicle downtime and life cycle costs for its customers and earns the certification from the school bus manufacturer.
Read More →For schools interested in shifting to electric school buses, a new guide is here to help. A new 19-page publication is now available, with research on bus manufacturers and information on health, costs, funding, and more.
Read More →Once available, the EV Jump Start funding lane will be able to cover up to 75% of eligible infrastructure equipment and software costs for projects up to $750,000.
Read More →New product advantages include increased bus visibility for motorists, automatic shut-off when the light no longer complies with federal standards, and lower maintenance costs.
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