Zum, a leader in modernizing student transportation, has been awarded a whopping $32 million from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Clean School Bus Program.
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It's all about creating a cleaner, healthier future for our kids. These electric buses will cut down on emissions and improve air quality, especially around schools.
Zum isn't just about electric buses, they're also developing cutting-edge technology to go along with them.
Their AI-powered platform helps Zum manage their fleet efficiently and effectively. This is all part of Zum's mission to make school transportation not just clean, but also safe, reliable, and sustainable.
Zum was Founded by a first-generation immigrant and mother, Ritu Narayan.
Zum is changing the way we think about school buses.
Back in January, Zum received another EPA grant to deploy electric buses nationwide. They also recently announced a partnership with the Oakland Unified School District to create the first-ever 100% electric school bus system with groundbreaking vehicle-to-grid technology.
Their innovative approach to technology and electrification is making school transportation safer, cleaner, and more efficient for everyone involved.
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