The Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) in Flint, Mich., says it will expand its “Ride to Groceries” service by deploying nine more propane autogas vans in Genesee County, starting today.
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Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) Secretary Jennifer Cohan, along with other officials, recently cut the ribbon to celebrate the Delaware Transit Corporation’s (DTC) new propane fuel station in New Castle along with the agency’s plans to increase its fleet of propane-powered paratransit buses. DTC will operate 130 of these alternative-fuel vehicles for its DART paratransit service by FY18.
Blue Bird Corp., a school bus designer and manufacturer that offers alternative fuel applications, including propane-powered and compressed natural gas (CNG)-powered vehicles, says that attendees at this year’s STN Expo in Reno, Nev., will have the opportunity to experience Blue Bird’s Vision CNG bus, along with Blue Bird’s newest offering, the Vision Gen 4 Propane bus.
Roush Industries always has been racing to market, literally and figuratively. The company’s fuel systems for school buses are no exception.
The wheels on the buses at Bradford Area School District go round and round –– but some of them not with gasoline or diesel. Instead, several buses are powered by propane autogas, a clean-burning, cost-effective alternative fuel.
MORGANTOWN— Monongalia County Schools is augmenting its contingent of school buses with new liquid propane powered vehicles, which are cheaper to operate and maintain, and promise longer service lives.
OAK HARBOR – People utilizing county public transportation could soon be taking their quick trips in a brand new ride.
Nestlé Waters North America adds 155 medium-duty propane trucks.
Lee County’s shuttle service for people with disabilities is getting greener while also slashing its fuel costs.
Of the almost 9,000 vehicles equipped with ROUSH CleanTech fuel systems, nearly 500 operate in the food and beverage industry. This includes Bimbo Bakeries’ new Ford F-59s and Nestlé Waters North America’s 185 Ford F-650s.
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