
Missouri school district adds new propane school buses
April 5, 2021 By Carly McFadden
Lewis County C-1 School District in northeast Missouri added four propane autogas school buses to its fleet.
Read MoreLewis County C-1 School District in northeast Missouri added four propane autogas school buses to its fleet.
Read MoreThe $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.
Read MoreThe Fulton County School System, near Atlanta, added 90 Blue Bird propane autogas-fueled school buses to its fleet, according to Roush CleanTech.
Read MoreThomas Built Buses announced a partnership with Agility Fuel Solutions that is intended to provide propane technologies to the school bus market.
Read MoreThe Propane Education & Research Council developed an interactive online map that showcases the status of propane autogas school bus adoption across the United States.
Read MoreNewport News Public Schools in Newport News, Virginia, added 24 Blue Bird Vision propane school buses to its fleet.
Read MoreSharp Energy constructed and installed a propane autogas fueling station for fleet vehicles near the Baltimore/Washington International Airport.
Read MorePropane Education & Research Council and IHS Polk New Vehicle Registration figures show that autogas school bus registrations increased over 2015 levels.
Read MoreTwo South Carolina school districts received Blue Bird Vision propane school buses from the state to replace old diesel buses.
Read MoreThe Fulton County School System, near Atlanta, plans to add 90 propane-powered school buses equipped with seat belts this year, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
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