Syracuse, N.Y. – New York state’s efforts to replace 40,000 diesel and gasoline-fueled school buses with electric ones during the next decade are hitting some speed bumps with local taxpayers.

School districts across New York state are transforming student transportation by planning for and adopting zero-emission electric school buses. Today, more than 100 electric school buses are ...

New York State has mandated zero-emission school buses by 2035 and allocated funding to support the transition. The students encourage community members to advocate for the adoption of electric ...

CAZENOVIA, N.Y. — New York state's transition to an all-electric school bus fleet has been given an option for a four-year extension, allowing school districts more time to adapt to the mandate ...

Lake Shore Central School District officially cut the ribbon Monday on 20 brand-new electric school buses, a milestone made ...

New York State is mandating that all school districts start purchasing zero emission buses in five years. But there are questions about the st… Deal reached on $220 billion New York budget.

Cecil Meikle, known as Mr. C to his student passengers, checks off all of those boxes and then some, according to the New ...

As more electric buses come to roadways across the Southern Tier and New York state in 2025, students will benefit from a healthier commute to school, a better quality of life and the promise of a ...