I personally think there is a saftey issue as well. If you get a propane leak and a tiny spark, you have a huge explosion, but with deisel you can butt a ciggarette out in it and not have a fire. When I was driving truck 25 years ago, one of my fellow drivers opened his hood and the whole outside of the engine was white from a propane leak. Even though it was a new truck, it was dragged out to an open feild until spring, because the owners and mechanics didn't want to risk trying to fix it and create a spark, and get blown up in the proccess. The thought of my kids riding to school on a bomb doesn't make me feel good. By the way the company replaced all of the propane trucks with deisel. Also, deisel technology created in the past year is supposed to have increased fuel mileage again. I imagine soeone is getting paid off to promote propane busses
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