Connecticut to receive funding for Clean School Bus Program
The Clean School Bus Program is a national initiative to replace diesel buses with electric ones.
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Jan 9, 2024, 1:41 PM
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251ds agoConnecticut is one of the states that will receive funding for clean school buses.
The Clean School Bus Program is a national initiative to replace diesel buses with electric ones.
Connecticut Congresswoman Jahana Hayes has been an advocate for funding.
The grant will assist with the purchase of 2,700 electric buses for 36 states.
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