Spend Less on Fuel. Deliver More Rides.

More than 7,000 propane autogas vehicles are already in paratransit service. Fuel that can cost up to 40% less per gallon than gasoline puts more of the budget back where it belongs — into the trips riders count on.

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Why Fleets Choose Propane Autogas

Lower Costs, More Service

Stretch public funding further with stable, low-priced fuel and lower maintenance costs than gasoline, freeing more resources to support rider service.

Reliable & Accessible Performance

Keep accessible transportation on schedule with dependable performance and fast refueling, without charging downtime or range limitations.

Improved Air Quality Where It Matters

Reduce NOx, SOx, and greenhouse gas emissions compared with gasoline, helping improve air quality for riders, drivers, and communities.

Funding-Ready Without Grid Upgrades

Put available FTA and clean transportation funding to work without the charging infrastructure and grid upgrades required for electric fleets.

Explore Propane Autogas Vehicle Types

Propane autogas powers paratransit vans and buses built to support frequent stops, demanding schedules, and dependable passenger service. Explore available vehicle types to find an option that fits your routes, ridership, and operating needs.

Lower Fuel Costs. More Budget for Service.

Propane autogas can cost up to 40% less per gallon than gasoline, helping paratransit fleets reduce fuel expenses and put more of their budgets toward keeping riders connected.

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Why Fleets Put Their Trust in Propane Autogas

Propane autogas is the best non-electric option available for this chassis class. Between vehicle uptime and low operating costs, it’s a no-brainer — they just work.

Dennis Griffey, Vehicle & Facilities Mainteance Director, Kitsap Transit

Paratransit Fleets That Switch to Propane Keep Communities Moving

Public transit agencies across the country are turning to propane autogas to lower operating costs, reduce emissions, and deliver reliable service without disruption. From dense urban systems to rural networks, propane autogas is proving it can meet the demands of high-utilization paratransit fleets — day in and day out.

Pennsylvania’s TransNet Advances Sustainable Paratransit

See how Pennsylvania’s TransNet puts propane autogas to work to provide reliable transportation while lowering fuel costs and advancing sustainability goals.

Delaware Transit Corporation Turns a Pilot Into 165 Propane Autogas Shuttles

See why Delaware Transit Corporation grew from a five-vehicle propane autogas pilot to 165 paratransit shuttles after seeing lower costs and reliable fleet performance.

Broward County Transit Saves Millions with Propane Autogas

Learn how Broward County Transit lowered fuel and maintenance costs with propane autogas while supporting a high-volume paratransit system serving more than 900,000 trips annually.

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Charlevoix County Transit Cuts Costs Across Long Rural Routes

Find out why Charlevoix County Transit switched the majority of its fleet to propane autogas to lower fuel and maintenance costs while reliably serving rural routes of up to 200 miles per day.

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The Rapid Expands ADA Service with Propane Autogas

Serving one of Michigan’s largest public transportation systems requires vehicles that can balance performance, emissions reduction, and operating efficiency. Learn how The Rapid used propane autogas to cut fuel costs, simplify maintenance, and expand a cleaner GO!Bus program serving seniors and riders with disabilities across the Grand Rapids region.

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White Earth Public Transit Counts on Propane Autogas in Extreme Cold

Operating across one of the coldest and most rural regions in Minnesota requires transportation that can perform day after day without interruption. See how White Earth Public Transit used propane autogas to improve winter reliability, reduce fuel expenses, and keep residents connected to essential services across the White Earth Reservation.

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LA Transit Agency Keeps Electric Buses Moving Despite Grid Delays

Years-long utility delays are creating major operational challenges for transit agencies electrifying their fleets. See how a Los Angeles transit agency used propane-powered off-grid charging to keep 48 electric buses running while awaiting permanent grid infrastructure.

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FTA Funding Can Support Propane Autogas

Federal Transit Administration funding programs can help eligible transit agencies offset the cost of propane autogas vehicles and support cleaner, more affordable fleet operations.

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Build a Fleet That Keeps Riders Moving

Find the Right Vehicles

Explore propane autogas cutaway and shuttle options designed for paratransit service.

Explore Vehicle Options

Choose New or Convert

See how new propane autogas vehicles and certified conversions can fit into your existing fleet and operating needs.

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Plan Your Refueling Strategy

Explore flexible refueling options that can support demanding service schedules, fleet size, and plans for future growth.

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Understand Maintenance & Service

See what propane autogas maintenance looks like, what technicians need to know, and where fleets can find service and support.

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Explore Available Funding

Find federal, state, and local programs that may help offset propane autogas vehicle and infrastructure costs.

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Get a Customized Propane Autogas Plan for Your Fleet

Connect with a fleet specialist to evaluate vehicle options, estimate cost savings, and build a customized roadmap for adopting propane autogas across your fleet.

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