Nuvve’s new vehicle-to-grid projects will help school districts and utilities in the two states accelerate the electrification of their school buses and lower total cost of vehicle ownership.
The conference will take place in Denver, Colorado, from Sept. 15 to 17.
Boulder Valley School District and West Grand School District 1-JT are the first districts in the state to receive electric school buses.
In honor of Love the Bus month, April Dolve, a transportation safety and training officer for Colorado Springs School District 11, details how the district safely transported over 8,000 students without a single COVID outbreak so far during the 2020-21 school year.
The VioSafe lights can reportedly kill germs and provide continuous disinfection of high-touch surfaces, increasing protection against coronavirus and other viruses and bacteria.
The all-electric Magic Bus from Winnebago Industries Specialty Vehicles will bring learning to students and families in Eagle County, Colo.
Whether plans are on the horizon or buses are on the road, four districts detail their procedures for issues such as routing, social distancing, enforcing mask wearing, and cleaning schedules.
From school closures to disinfecting school buses and buildings, districts are working to protect their students and staff against COVID-19. State departments of education have also shared guidance on prevention and response.
Pupil transporters in Colorado, Georgia, and Illinois share the financial benefits of adding propane buses to their fleets — including reduced costs on oil and filter changes and minimal cold-weather starts.
School bus drivers and other transportation staff members across the U.S. were honored with special meals, cards, and prizes. In addition, longtime pupil transporters received recognition at events.
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