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The document summarizes Blue Bird's propane-powered Vision school bus. It utilizes a conventional Type-C school bus chassis powered by propane instead of diesel, providing an affordable and environmentally-friendly alternative fuel option. The propane-powered Vision offers the lowest incremental cost of any large alternative fuel school bus. It has a $12,000 premium over diesel buses and can save up to 57.7% on fuel costs annually depending on mileage and fuel prices. Over 1,300 propane-powered Vision buses have been ordered in 19 states and two Canadian provinces.
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Editor's Notes
- Our development strategy was to take our most trusted and popular conventional Type C school & activity bus and have it operate on propane instead of diesel yet remain designed and engineered to the same exacting standards
- Our development strategy was to take our most trusted and popular conventional Type C school & activity bus and have it operate on propane instead of diesel yet remain designed and engineered to the same exacting standards
- Our new propane powered Vision isthe only full size propane school bus available to the school bus market.
- Retains the same distinguishing features for which the Blue Bird Vision product is known, such as the best forward sightline in the school transportation industry due to the Vision’s purpose-built hood
- Fresnel is pronounced like Fur - nell
- Does not take into account additional savings from reduced maintenance costs or the added value from utilizing cleaner engines – engines which in many cases such as the Propane-Powered Vision meet the EPA requirements for the 2010 production year.