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The true cost of turning America's school buses electric

By Business Insider

Published : June 18, 2022 - 10:20

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Only 1% of America’s iconic yellow school buses are electric. But converting the whole diesel fleet would cost nearly $200 billion. To cut emissions and spare children from the dangerous fumes, many feel it's a price worth paying.

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