Canyon State Bus Sales today announced the sale of thirteen new propane-powered school buses that will be delivered to Glendale Elementary School District in Glendale, Arizona. Six of the buses are Blue Bird Propane-Powered Vision Type C units and seven of the buses are NEXBUS Type A propane units from Collins Bus Corporation. Mr. Eric Kissel, Director of Transportation for the Glendale Elementary School District, said, “We are very excited to add environmentally friendly propane buses to our fleet. With the help of Canyon State Bus Sales, we are going to be using buses that pollute less and save money for the school district.”
Featuring 60 percent
less carbon monoxide, 12 percent less carbon dioxide, 20 percent less nitrogen
oxide and up to 25 percent less greenhouse gases than gasoline, these new
propane-powered buses will reduce the carbon footprint in the Glendale
community. Additionally, 90% of the
nation’s propane supply is domestically produced, reducing America’s dependence
on foreign oil.
“The Blue Bird Propane-Powered Vision
is a great choice for any school district looking for a cost-effective, green
solution to safely transport children,” said Phil Horlock, president and CEO of
Blue Bird Corporation. “The Glendale School District’s new propane-powered
buses are a win-win for the children they transport and the community taxpayers
with cleaner emissions and highly-affordable fuel costs. The district will be a
thriving example of the benefits of using American-sourced propane autogas.”
Kent Tyler, President of Collins Bus Corporation, noted, “As
the largest Type A manufacturer, we are pleased to join with Canyon State to
support their customers and the community with efficient and environmentally
friendly buses.”
Phil Polizzatto, Owner and President of Canyon State Bus
Sales, said, “We are happy to be a partner with Glendale Elementary School
District in their move to propane powered school buses. Glendale is being both financially
and environmentally responsible by choosing this technology. Additionally, their partnership with Ferrellgas,
a local fuel supplier, has allowed them to save significant dollars in both their
fueling station and fuel costs.”
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