
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 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.
Read MoreSouth Carolina will invest in 235 new, propane-fueled school buses with its second round of funding through the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust.
Read MoreLewis County C-1 School District in northeast Missouri added four propane autogas school buses to its fleet.
Read MoreSix South Dakota school districts received Department of Environment & Natural Resources funding to purchase propane-fueled school buses.
Read MoreBlue Bird will begin production on its propane and gasoline school buses, integrating Ford’s 7.3-liter engine and a fuel system designed for school buses.
Read MoreWest Side School District in Dayton, Idaho, started transitioning its school bus fleet to cleaner-burning alternatives with two new propane-powered buses.
Read MoreThe Missouri Propane Education and Research Council (MOPERC) Clean Bus Replacement Plan works to help school district convert to propane school buses.
Read MoreThe addition of 18 propane-powered Blue Bird school buses expands Newport News Public Schools’ fleet and marks a milestone delivery for Blue Bird.
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