
Propane’s unique position in the school bus market
March 17, 2025 By Nicole Schlosser
Amid regulatory tightening, a new presidential administration and more, the prospects for growth in school transportation are bright.
Read MoreAmid regulatory tightening, a new presidential administration and more, the prospects for growth in school transportation are bright.
Read MoreSteve Whaley, alternative fuels manager for Blue Bird Corp., compares propane versus diesel school buses and how Blue Bird strives to offer clean, safe rides to students across the country.
Read MoreSee images from members throughout the industry traveling and attending propane meetings.
Read MoreThe School District of Philadelphia, which serves just under 200,000 students, added 38 propane-powered school buses to its fleet.
Read MoreBlue Bird Corp. has extended its exclusive clean school bus collaboration with Ford Component Sales and Roush CleanTech to 2030.
Read MoreSteve Whaley joined Blue Bird from the Propane Education & Research Council, where he served as the director of autogas business development.
Read MoreThe 13th annual Georgia Clean Energy Roadshow educational series toured Savannah, Augusta, Peachtree City and Albany in June.
Read MoreFort Smith Public Schools in Arkansas added three propane buses to its fleet, making it the second district in the state to adopt propane buses.
Read MoreBlue Bird Corp. says the 2022 Clean School Bus Rebate Program is a critical step to putting student and community health first in student transportation.
Read MoreRoush CleanTech earned the ultra-low NOx certification from the California Air Resources Board with its Gen 5 propane engine in Blue Bird school buses.
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