Nominate Outstanding School Bus Contractors for Annual Award
You've got until April 26 to nominate a contractor who deserves recognition as our School Bus Fleet Contractor of the Year.
You've got until April 26 to nominate a contractor who deserves recognition as our School Bus Fleet Contractor of the Year.
Delve into the remarkable journeys of four women shaping the school transportation industry. Through their stories, discover how their contributions resonate beyond measurable metrics, fostering innovation, leadership, and community support.
Zum cites the goal of modernizing student transportation services as it continues growing throughout the United States, pursuing safer, greener, and more efficient transportation.
School buses should not be subject to Metropolitan Transit Authority’s expected fee changes, a move welcomed by school transportation providers.
Middletown City Schools is expected to use the donated Blue Bird bus to take students and staff to music competitions and community events.
The MyView app, powered by ByteCurve, makes its debut in Canada, addressing critical concerns in school transportation. With features tailored to mitigate bus driver shortages and ensure student safety, the app prioritizes privacy compliance.
Saenz, 33, serves as director of operations for the Texas school district's transportation department.
Phil Eades joins ASTP, which was established in 2021 and recently expanded in the Midwest and Pennsylvania markets.
Shirey, 38, serves as transportation director for the Michigan school district.
The four companies combined represent one of the largest and most comprehensive providers of bus and van transportation in the United States.
The North Carolina-based school bus manufacturer has sustained its high Net Promoter Score (NPS) rating for nearly a decade.
Santa Barbara Unified School District awarded the school transportation provider a $30-million, five-year contract.
The company reports a 27% reduction in school bus behavior incidents for districts that have implemented FirstServes.
Student Transportation of America was among the companies with at least 5,000 employees selected for recognition by Forbes Magazine and Statista, Inc.
Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, discusses proposed rulemaking from the FMCSA intended to increase flexibility in the commercial driver's licensing process. Plus, get a recap of recent news from the school transportation industry!
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