
Diesel Costs Force Tennessee and Wisconsin Districts to Cut Bus Routes
Soaring diesel prices are forcing school districts in Tennessee and Wisconsin to cut bus routes or add emergency funding. In Tennessee, buses have stopped running as a result of federal policy impacts, while the Algoma School District in Wisconsin added $11,000 to its budget to cover fuel costs after diesel reached $6.61 per gallon. Drivers in Maine also report 'outrageous' gas prices, blaming the administration for failing to help families.






