California's push for cleaner buses could edge out natural gas
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Fifteen years ago, California led the way to cleaner transit buses with strict tailpipe emissions standards that effectively ushered out diesel as the primary fuel for buses in the state and replaced it with natural gas.
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