Fuel type is an important consideration when buying a bus. It can affect operating costs, maintenance, fuel availability, route planning, and even which mechanics can easily service the vehicle. While gasoline and diesel remain common choices, propane and other fuel options may also make sense depending on how and where your organization operates. Before choosing your next bus, it helps to understand the advantages and considerations of different fuel types. Gasoline Buses Gas-powered buses are commonly found in smaller school buses, shuttle buses, and passenger vehicles. Gasoline is widely available, which can make fueling simple for organizations that operate across… Read more »
