The Center for Transportation and the Environment partnered with the World Resource Institute’s Electric School Bus Initiative to prepare technical plans for three school districts. Although needs varied, they found some common lessons.
Reaching one million miles is a significant milestone in First Student’s electrification efforts, and a strong sign of its commitment to going green.
The federal Clean School Bus Program and the state's Propane Education & Research Council are making it possible for Hannibal Public School District No. 60 to steer toward a fully propane-fueled fleet.
K. Neal International Trucks has initially agreed to buy two GreenPower school buses to demonstrate for potential customers in the region.
The school transportation company's fleet currently includes 230 electric school buses, which carry about 800,000 students on routes to school.
evLABs, based in Utah, is joining forces with Pegasus Specialty Vehicles to provide bodies for electric school and shuttle buses.
The strategy, developed by four federal agencies, builds on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act. It includes a push for 100% zero-emission vehicle sales by 2040 and a net-zero economy by 2050.
All-electric. Zero emissions. Built for a sustainable tomorrow. The Thomas Built Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley isn’t just ahead of its time. It’s right on schedule.
Four more West Virginia counties are getting demonstrations of GreenPower Motor Company's all-electric Type D BEAST and Type A Nano BEAST school buses.
New tool allows fleet managers to input key characteristics to receive operating cost analysis, carbon reduction information, and vehicle recommendations based on more than 3-million miles of real-world data.
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