This looks like a perfectly normal bus, but it's actually an electric bus that used to run on diesel fuel. Portland's TriMet had it converted at a cost less than buying new. (Photo courtesy TriMet) ...

Living and traveling in a home on wheels is the new American dream, and many adventurous souls have left conventional living behind and turned that dream into reality by embarking on a nomadic journey ...

In a time when buying a conventional brick-and-mortar home has become a far-fetched dream for many due to the overwhelmingly high costs, the idea of living simply in a converted bus has become ...

My first school bus conversion (skoolie) was an escape. I was living under the dual thumbs of my student loans and mortgage, and working two jobs to pay for a life I didn't have time to enjoy. After a ...

Caleb Brackney knew he wanted to study design from an early age. “My Dad is a minister and I grew up helping people with him, going downtown and serving at KARM, but I don’t have the same patience — ...

EV startup Kleanbus completes its first diesel to electric bus conversion, designed to prolong the life of existing bus models in Europe. The company plans to offer EV conversion programs for a number ...

The quintessential family road trip takes on all kinds of forms: it can be done with a simple tent, or with a camper or perhaps a larger RV. For Shelby and Tyler Kregel and their young daughter, their ...

Kids who bounced around the back of a school bus might shake their heads at this idea: People are converting the yellow transports into tiny houses on wheel. Parents who lament the lack of space in ...

Katherine Martinko is an expert in sustainable living. She holds a degree in English Literature and History from the University of Toronto. But some may be introduced to bus living through some kind ...

Meet Erika & Clint, a couple residing in a beautifully designed 1977 California Crown bus converted into a stunning tiny home. Their 36-ft tiny house is part of a unique tiny home community they ...

When a school bus has finished its life ferrying children around, it often ends up as someone’s pet project. Most buses in the US, however, have annoying back doors that lock only from the inside, ...