
Blue Bird begins production of propane buses with new engine
July 19, 2021 By Ellen Kriz
Blue Bird began production of its 2022 Vision propane school buses, integrating Ford’s 7.3-liter V-8 engine and Roush CleanTech’s Gen 5 fuel system.
Read MoreBlue Bird began production of its 2022 Vision propane school buses, integrating Ford’s 7.3-liter V-8 engine and Roush CleanTech’s Gen 5 fuel system.
Read MoreIndependence School District invested in 11 propane-fueled school buses and installed a propane fueling infrastructure to reduce costs and emissions.
Read MoreLP Gas’ Propane Fuels America series is an exclusive state-by-state look at how LPG helps to fuel the U.S. economy. Here we explore Wisconsin.
Read MoreMicro Bird’s bus uses Roush CleanTech’s propane fuel system and received a low-nitrogen oxide certification from the California Air Resources Board.
Read MoreThomas Built Buses announced a partnership with Agility Fuel Solutions that is intended to provide propane technologies to the school bus market.
Read MoreRoush CleanTech developed a propane autogas engine for class 4-7 vehicles and Blue Bird Type C buses certified to a lower nitrogen oxide level.
Read MoreA regional public transportation system completed a new propane autogas fueling station that will support a bus fleet of at least 80 vehicles.
Read MoreThe East Stroudsburg Area School District purchased 52 propane-powered school buses and vans, and it plans to transition its bus fleet to autogas.
Read MoreBlue Bird’s propane autogas bus sales increased 33 percent in 2016. LP Gas connected with Blue Bird CEO Phil Horlock to learn more about this upward trend.
Read MoreOrland School District 135 near Chicago partnered with Cook-Illinois to add 79 Blue Bird Vision propane buses to its fleet.
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