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BLUE BIRD Coach Manuals PDF

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Blue Bird Body Electrical Manual
Blue Bird Body Electrical Manual
Blue Bird Body Electrical Manual.pdf
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Blue Bird Conventional Owner Manual
Blue Bird Conventional Owner Manual
Blue Bird Conventional Owner Manual.pdf
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Blue Bird Micro-Bird Owner Manual
Blue Bird Micro-Bird Owner Manual
Blue Bird Micro-Bird Owner Manual.pdf
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Blue Bird TC1000 TC2000 Owner Manual
Blue Bird TC1000 TC2000 Owner Manual
Blue Bird TC1000 TC2000 Owner Manual.pdf
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Blue Bird Mini-Bird Owner Manual
Blue Bird Mini-Bird Owner Manual
Blue Bird Mini-Bird Owner Manual.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 950.9 KB
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Blue Bird All American Owner Manual
Blue Bird All American Owner Manual
Blue Bird All American Owner Manual.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Document 944.6 KB

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Blue Bird, a nearly 100-year-old school bus manufacturer in the United States, is opening an "Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Center".

The facility will occupy a 4, 000-square-meter space at Blue Bird's manufacturing plant in Fort Valley, Georgia. According to the company's plans, the division will help increase production of electric buses from 100 to 5, 000 per year.

The facility will assemble electric versions of the Blue Bird Vision (a classic 77-passenger Type C bus) and All American (an 84-passenger flat-front Type D bus). Each will have a 155 kWh battery and a range of 200 km (124 miles).

Currently, approximately 1, 000 Blue Bird electric buses are in service, representing only 6% of the company's total production.

The company currently produces approximately four electric school buses daily, but hopes to increase production to 20 buses per day with the opening of the new facility.

Blue Bird expects demand for electric school buses to grow in the coming years.

School districts in the US and Canada have already begun replacing their fleets of conventionally powered buses with all-electric ones, aiming to reduce emissions, save on fuel, and improve student health.

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