Reduced Idling Materials
All local boards of education in North Carolina have adopted reduced idling policies to save fuel and improve student health. Click here to see the Comparison of LEA Idling Policies.
Department of Public Instruction Memoranda
School Bus Idling Restrictions Memo, Fuel Conservation and Student Health - September 2006
To: All Superintendents & All Transportation Directors
From: Philip Price, Assoc. State Superint., Derek Graham, Section Chief, Transp. Services
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Bus Idling Restrictions Memo, Fuel Conservation and Student Health - July 2005
To: All Superintendents & All Transportation Directors
From: Philip Price, Assoc. State Superint.,
Derek Graham, Section Chief, Transp. Services
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Bus Idling Restrictions Memo - June 2004
To: All Superintendents & All Transportation Directors
From: Philip Price, Assoc. State Superint., Derek Graham, Section Chief, Transp. Services
Sample School Bus Idling Policy - NC School Boards Association, October 2005
Sample School Bus Idling Procedure - NC School Boards Association, October 2005
School Bus Idling Tips - July 2004
Internet Resources
"Air Quality: Suggested Operational Practices for School Buses" (NASDPTS)
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Healthier Ride (Video 6:36)
Target audience: Transportation staff, principals, central office
staff
Reducing
School Bus Idling: The Key to a Healthier Ride (Video 5:30)
Environmental Protection Agency EPA420-CD-04-001
Target audience:
School Bus Drivers
Save Fuel and Breathe Easier (Driver Training PowerPoint Presentation)