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Choosing the Fuel that Makes ‘Cents’ for You When considering alternative fuels or energy, there are many deciding factors that transportation directors should weigh before flipping the switch. These include available grants, tinfrastructure costs and local terrain, to name a few. Find a three-part series focusing on electric, propane and renewable diesel options at
stnonline.com/special-reports.
The Big Green Apple Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that New York City has begun phasing in the first 75 electric school buses on the way toward a complete zero-emissions fleet over the next 15 years. Visit
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In April, School Transportation News announced the winners of the Green Bus Summit Fleet Awards. Learn more about these operations and catch up on conference news by visiting
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New York City Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter shows off the first electric school bus that began transporting students in April.
Among the five highway safety improvements the National Transportation Safety Board seeks in its 2021-2022 Most Wanted List of Transportation Safety Improvements are the required use of collision avoidance and connected vehicle technologies on all vehicles, including school buses. Find what technologies the OEMs are offering as a standard and their importance at
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To Mask or Not to Mask? States are lifting their mask requirements as more vaccines are distributed. Learn how school districts are responding plus find more related articles at
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14 School Transportation News • JUNE 2021
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