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| February 12, 2013 |
Vol. 3 | Issue 2 |
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You Ask. We Answer.
Greetings!
You ask. We answer. At ROUSH CleanTech, our job doesn't end once our vehicles hit the road. We continue to ask questions, listen to our customers, and use that input to improve our products and service. The most recent request we've received is the need for propane autogas option on a Ford strip chassis. And we delivered on this one. Just wait until you see what we unveil at the Work Truck Show in Indianapolis, Ind., next month. These new strip chassis could be the answer for your fleet. After five years in the propane autogas business and with more than $30 million invested, we have established a solid foundation that allows us to produce quality fuel systems for our fleet partners.
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Todd Mouw
Vice President of
Sales & Marketing
ROUSH CleanTech |
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First Propane School Bus Deployed in IndianaTippecanoe School Corporation (TSC) is the first school district in Indiana to add Blue Bird Propane-Powered Vision school buses to their fleet. TSC expects to save about $1.65 per gallon by operating the propane-powered school buses. TSC transportation director, Kevin Neafie, is excited to add these buses into their fleet, "It's a clean-burning fuel and it's much safer for the children,” said Neafie. |
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 97 percent of propane consumed in the U.S. is produced in North America.
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Marketer Goes GreenAce-Robbins, Inc., an HVAC contractor and propane marketer in Pennsylvania, recently announced their adoption of ROUSH CleanTech propane autogas powered Ford E-250 vans. These vans not only reduce fuel costs, but they qualify for Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicle II emissions rating. |
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NTEA: Free PassROUSH CleanTech will feature new products, ride and drive vehicles, giveaways and more at the NTEA Work Truck Show in Indianapolis this March. We’re happy to offer our friends and partners a free pass to the trade show floor. Simply click on the link below to fill out the registration form.
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Why STA Chose Propane School BusesStudent Transportation Inc. and Student Transportation of America (STA) decided they wanted to move their fleet away from diesel school buses, but were worried about the effect on operational costs. After many years of research into propane autogas, they decided that the fuel system offered by ROUSH CleanTech for the Blue Bird Propane-Powered Vision provided everything they were looking for. With the promise of lower maintenance costs and great cold weather performance, STA is excited about their purchase of propane-powered school buses. |
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