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August 2016

These Dealers are the Tops

By General discussion

These Dealers are the Tops

Blue Bird has officially closed the 2016 fiscal year order banks. So, which dealers rank at the top for new propane and gasoline customers and total units sold?

 

In first place:

New Propane Customers

Maryland

9 new customers

 

 

Iowa

9 new customers

Total Propane Units

WIbussales

Wisconsin

173 school buses

New Gasoline Customers

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Michigan

16 new customers

Total Gasoline Units

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Michigan

78 school buses

Congratulations to the top Blue Bird alternative fuel dealers this year!

 

There are now more than 7,500 Blue Bird Vision Propane school buses running in over 600 school districts across North America. That’s a feat we should all be proud of, and it couldn’t have happened without the passion of the dealers to differentiate themselves from the competition with this great product.

 

ROUSH CleanTech appreciates all the work you did this year to promote propane to your customers. We’re excited for what 2017 has in store, and we expect we’ll see the same momentum carry through to drive even more propane interest across the U.S. and Canada!

 

Check out the bottom of this month’s Alt Fuel Report for the complete rankings.

DTC’s New Propane Fuel Station Unveiled, Propane Autogas-Powered Fleet Increases

By 2016 Headline, Headlines

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.

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DTC’s New Propane Fuel Station Unveiled, Propane Autogas-Powered Fleet Increases

By General discussion, Press Releases

8.32016 — Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) Secretary Jennifer Cohan, along with other officials, cut the ribbon today 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.

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