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The Propane Education and Research Council’s online resources include information about owning, maintaining, and operating propane vehicles as well as the benefits of the fuel.
Read More →From coast to coast in the U.S. and in some Canadian provinces, this week’s cold snap has impacted pupil transportation operations. Issues such as thickened fuel and oil and frozen air lines cause districts to cancel bus service and close schools or delay school start times.
Read More →The new World Resources Institute dashboard has data on electric school bus location and adoption, and it explores the distribution of fuel types and school bus ages in the entire U.S. school bus fleet, at the national and state level.
Read More →Pupil transportation is an industry in transition — with alt-fuel adoption growing, strong tech integration, (slightly) less short staffing, and renewed focus on safety. More in SBF's latest annual K-12 public school district survey.
Read More →The calculator is tooled specifically for the bus market and evaluates the average annual cost of the Blue Bird Propane-Powered Vision school bus.
Read More →The NEXBUS units will be used by the school bus contractor to provide student transportation to Seattle Public Schools and Portland (Ore.) Public Schools. The propane fuel system was developed in partnership with CleanFUEL USA.
Read More →The future of school transportation will be influenced by fuel availability and price, educational funding, social changes and advances in technology.
Read More →The Propane Education & Research Council’s new brand identity for propane is PROPANE Clean American Energy. The new logo, anchored by the iconic image of an American bald eagle, highlights propane as an increasingly American-made alternative fuel at a time when U.S. propane production from natural gas liquids is at record levels, council officials said.
Read More →The medium-duty diesel engine is expected to boost fuel economy, reliability, and serviceability, according to the manufacturer.
Read More →Extended service coverage is available to school bus customers at no charge. Company says the move is made in light of current economic pressures.
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