School Buses May Foul Air for Many Years

October 11, 2005 – New York City’s fleet of 6,200 yellow school buses is the largest in the country by far. And despite recent efforts to clean up the most polluting buses in the fleet, it may still be one of the dirtiest.

In a city with asthma rates so high that in some neighborhoods — Harlem, for example — one in four children has the disease, officials have found that efforts to reduce harmful emissions from school buses are hindered by the age of the fleet and by the fact that the buses are owned not by the city, but by outside companies.

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Southern Illinois School District Awaiting Electric Buses: ‘We’re Really Ready’

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SCHOOL DISTRICT AWAITING ELECTRIC BUSES: ‘WE’RE REALLY READY’ May 7, 2020 – When students eventually return to the Triad school district in southwest Illinois, officials are hoping to have a cleaner option to get them there. The district has arranged for the purchase of three Motiv Type C electric school buses through funding […]

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Motiv Power Systems and Creative Bus Sales Partner to Build a Zero-Emission All-Electric School Bus

MOTIV POWER SYSTEMS AND CREATIVE BUS SALES PARTNER TO BUILD A ZERO-EMISSION ALL-ELECTRIC SCHOOL BUS FOSTER CITY, Calif., Jan. 20, 2016 — Continuing to demonstrate its collaborative approach to greening America’s fleets, Motiv Power Systems and Creative Bus Sales, Inc announced they will partner on a new all-electric school bus. Called the Starcraft e-Quest XL, […]

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