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Yesterday you might have gotten two good news emails instead of one! While prepping today's email, I accidentally hit send too early. (Can I blame it on being up all night with my 4-month-old?)
We're resending today's email this morning to make sure you don't miss your regularly scheduled dose of good news.
Electric school buses performed better during extreme cold winter school months than diesel buses
In one of the coldest towns in the U.S., Kremmling, Colorado, electric school buses have been proving they've got more than what it takes to get students to school in even extremely cold temperatures.
The town frequently sees 30-below temperatures during the morning school commute, due to high altitudes and northern winds.
Just like gas and diesel vehicles, electric vehicles see shorter ranges in extreme weather conditions — but sometimes, a diesel vehicle won't start at all. The electric buses can hold their charge and start up even in the coldest weather.
Why is this good news?School buses have been shown to have a devastating impact on air quality, especially in the areas they're designed for: children and neighborhoods. This new data showing that the buses can stand up to even the most extreme temperatures is just another reason to accelerate the shift to EV buses in school districts around the country.
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