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The tariff of the CNG fueling station also is covered 100 percent by the grant. And there will be about a $1 gallon cost savings in CNG over diesel nourish. Taylor envisions his entire fleet of school buses will be “green” in the not so far-away future. and more »
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'Bio-diesel bus': Alternate energy fuels young mindsPrice made a similar presentation, using PowerPoint in lieu of a school bus, to make known commissioners how bio-diesel can improve the economy, keeping local dollars right here at home. Figure is also attempting to convince Rockingham and Caswell officials and more »
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The buy will include one “three-quarter” type C bus equipped with air brakes and six smaller classification A diesel powered school buses. The buses will be used to transport special education students and will put back some of the fleet's older special
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Medill Reports: ChicagoNavistar Oecumenical Corporation (NYSE: NAV) is a holding company whose subsidiaries and affiliates produce International® label commercial and military trucks, MaxxForce® brand diesel engines, IC Bus brand school and commercial buses, all 71 tidings articles »
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Good Diesel School Buses: Obama's Budget Axes Program To Reduce PollutionNPR reports 100 percent of funding has been cut for the routine, bipartisan clean diesel school bus program. The program, funded by the Environmental Protection Agency, helped school districts update buses to use take a shower diesel fuel, which reduced Addison bus purchase tabledall 3 news articles »
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Village schools with already tight budgets are getting hit extra hard while filling up their buses. In Craven County alone, the neighbourhood pumps $4000 worth of diesel fuel in their 154 school buses every single school day. With gas prices climbing higher
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School buses rumbled to survival. With a hiss of brakes, the beep-beep of reverse gears and then a roar of diesel engines, they pulled out of the Pattonville School Province bus depot. The drivers headed out on St. Charles Rock Road, then dispersed to all
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Regard for diesel prices that have increased a dollar since last year, to $3.70 a gallon, local systems are not in a family way to have to borrow money from general funds to keep school buses running. Richmond County budgeted almost $1.9 million for nuclear fuel for and more »
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“We've got to get the kids to school,” Alsept said. Very hard hit by the soaring fuel costs is the Harrison Hills schools district, with 21 continually bus routes covering about 3300 miles. All buses in the fleet use diesel fuel and overall unexceptional and more »
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