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The Electric School Bus Training Project

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The School Bus Replacement Program Offers Funds to Replace Old Diesel School Buses in Disadvantaged and Low-Income Communities Throughout California.

The California Energy Commission is helping schools embrace next-generation zero-emission vehicles and improve children’s health by reducing their exposure to transportation-related air pollution. Participating schools receive funds for electric buses and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

The California Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project (CALeVIP) offers incentives for the purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure at publicly accessible sites throughout California.

$2 Million Awarded to Provide Electric School Bus Technician Training

The Advanced Transportation and Logistics Sector of the California Community Colleges was awarded $2 million by the California Energy Commission to provide Electric School Bus Technician Training to community college faculty and fleet technicians employed by high school districts statewide.

The California Energy Commission’s Clean Transportation Program provides funding to support innovation and accelerate the development and deployment of advanced transportation and fuel technologies.

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ZEV High School Pilot Project Final Report Now Available

The Zero Emissions Vehicle High School Pilot Project increased career awareness in the clean fuels transportation field for high school students in underserved communities — regions impacted by poor air quality and those serving minority populations.

Project Overview: Click here.

Complete CEC Final Project Report: Click here.

Careers in Automotive and Transportation

Jobs in the automotive and transportation field are numerous. As an automotive student, you can get access to the latest equipment, technology, and automotive designs by taking courses relevant to automotive employment. Community colleges offer courses that are continuously updated on the newest technology to help update your skills. Check out these updated brochures for community college locations where you can become a trained automotive technician! Click here!

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