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Summer 2011
Kansas City School District "Saving More Money Than You Can Shake A Stick At"
The KCKPS transportation team is saving time and money after a smooth integration of 47 new compressed natural gas Thomas Built HDX buses. Although the district hasn't yet received its first gas or electricity bill for the new buses, at $1.19 a gallon for natural gas and $3.29 a gallon for diesel, the director is sure he's "saving more money than you can shake a stick at."
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Working Together To Create A Culture Of Training
When it comes to maintenance and repairs having the right information means more than having a service manual for reference. In the Thomas Built network, it means delivering hands-on training to our customer base so they have the right information. Kerlin Bus Sales and Leasing is a model of how effective that approach can be.
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"Just Ask Your Customers What They Want"
Thomas Built Buses' customer commitment reaches far beyond our dedicated employees and high quality products. Across North America, Thomas dealers focus on creating customer relationships. Dealer W.C. Cressey & Son shares its approach to customer service and how it creates the Thomas Built Customer Experience.
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Spring 2011
EPA 2010 C2s Deliver Improved Mileage, Enhanced Image
Much to the delight of Quitman (Mississippi) School District transportation director, Charlie Shelton, the district's new Thomas Built SCR-equipped Saf-T-Liner® C2 buses are already saving the district money through improved fuel economy and turning heads everywhere they go.
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Alabama's Transportation South Embraces "Love The Bus" Month
Across the country, states celebrated February as "Love the Bus" month to recognize school bus drivers and the role school buses play in providing safe and environmentally-friendly access to education.
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Extraordinary Employee Heritage Is Common At Thomas Built Buses
In its 95-year history, Thomas Built Buses has developed a reputation for the quality of its school buses, and at the same time has created a legacy of employee loyalty that spans generations.
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Fall 2010
Nearly A Century Later, Thomas Is Still Looking Ahead
As the company approaches its 95th anniversary, Thomas looks back at the founding principles that have shaped it into an industry leader in innovation, with a proven track record of hard work, shared values and trusted relationships.
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Enthusiasts Carry On Thomas Heritage
Gary O'Brien's passion for preserving his childhood memories of riding a Thomas bus led to an impressive restoration project of his own high school marching band activity bus, now fully rebuilt and in operation with O'Brien Bus Service. O'Brien's enthusiasm for "Yellow" is shared by many who rode Thomas buses as children.
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Kelley's Corner
Thomas Built president and CEO reflects on how the company has thrived thanks to a shared goal with its employees, dealers and customers – to provide dependable, safe, reliable school bus transportation.
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