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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

It all depends on the school district. Some of the school bus routes in rural Oklahoma are indeed circuitous and very long. But for many urban areas, you they can make some sense if the school bus storage yard is close to a sub station, and they can do the two way charging. The initial investment will be very high.

Yep, some school routes and delivery routes are longer and more rural, but MOST are shorter and more of an "in town stop and go" affair.

Obviously, there's still a need for some standard ICE vehicles, although a school bus probably has more than enough space and grunt to haul around a BIG battery that would allow for a pretty considerable range.