New propane autogas station to service Virginia fleets
October 17, 2025 By Chris Markham
The autogas station will serve local fleets, including Henrico County Schools’ propane-powered school buses and Park ’N Go’s airport shuttle vehicles.
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The autogas station will serve local fleets, including Henrico County Schools’ propane-powered school buses and Park ’N Go’s airport shuttle vehicles.
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Blue Bird Corp. has extended its exclusive clean school bus collaboration with Ford Component Sales and Roush CleanTech to 2030.
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Zionsville Community Schools, located outside Indianapolis, has increased bus routes using propane autogas. The district is operating 33 new propane buses.
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LP Gas provides updates on the U.S. propane market, as well as the latest trends. The data for October 2021 focuses on propane-powered school bus fleets compared to non-propane.
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Lewis County C-1 School District in northeast Missouri added four propane autogas school buses to its fleet.
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The $5,000 donation to a Sacramento, California-based elementary school comes as a part of PERC’s nationwide campaign to educate the public on propane-powered school buses.
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The Fulton County School System, near Atlanta, added 90 Blue Bird propane autogas-fueled school buses to its fleet, according to Roush CleanTech.
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Thomas Built Buses announced a partnership with Agility Fuel Solutions that is intended to provide propane technologies to the school bus market.
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The Propane Education & Research Council developed an interactive online map that showcases the status of propane autogas school bus adoption across the United States.
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Newport News Public Schools in Newport News, Virginia, added 24 Blue Bird Vision propane school buses to its fleet.
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