A school bus passes by Holyoke High School Dean Campus on Main Street in Holyoke. (Hoang 'Leon' Nguyen / The Republican, File)Leon Nguyen
HOLYOKE — A school bus company will pay more than $1.4 million in a settlement for excessively idling its buses in environmental justice areas of Holyoke and Worcester.
In its settlement with the Conservation Law Foundation, Durham School Services and its parent company National Express will revise their anti-idling policy and enhance employee training, in addition to investing $1 million in transitioning its fleet to electric vehicles.
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