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Counties switch to biodiesel school buses

October 3, 2005 /

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Sherry Dean has a secret she’s been keeping from her drivers since March — their Upshur County school buses are running on an alternative fuel made of vegetable oil and diesel.

"I wanted to run it without my drivers or mechanics knowing," she said. "That way I can have a true feeling for how it’s doing."

So far, the results have been "great."

Dean is among a slowly growing number of county transportation directors in West Virginia and across the nation who are switching from straight diesel to a mixture of diesel and biodiesel, a fuel based primarily on vegetable oils.

By Brian Farkas, The Associated Press

Full Story: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/2005-10-02-biodiesel-buses_x.htm

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