Are you now more interested in gasoline-powered school buses as a result?


Other 13%


Yes 38%


Does your operation use synthetic oil?


No 49%


YES, synthetic blend 45% YES, 100% synthetic 16%


NO, traditional oil 39%


(Editor’s note – “Other” responses range from existing propane or CNG school buses in fleet to current discussions about transitioning to gasoline, alternative fuel or both.)


58%


Are you aware of the new oil type starting next year that will be required for school buses?


No 66%


Yes 34%


Say they already use speed limiters or governors on school buses to reduce incidents of drivers speeding


Do you think speed limiters are necessary for school buses?


Other 4%


No 47%


Yes 49%


54.5%


said they DO NOT use engine heaters in cold weather to reduce school bus idling times. Out of 250 responses as of 9/6/16 www.stnonline.com 15


(Editor’s note – “Other” responses range from advocating the safety equipment to address existing problems with drivers who have an issue with repeated speeding to using only for field trip buses.)


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