WASHINGTON, D. C. - More than a dozen Ohio school systems were among 530 school districts around the country set to receive nearly $900 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law money to replace older, diesel fueled school buses that have been linked to asthma and other ailments.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday that it is issuing rebates that will help school districts all over the nation purchase over 3,400 clean school buses — 92% of which will be electric — to accelerate the transition to zero emission vehicles.Greater Cleveland RTA gets $16 million for Blue Line from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
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