The following questions are from the book Unreported Miracles: What You Probably Don’t Know About Your Child’s School Bus by Dr. Cal LeMon. Ans...

The hijacking of a school bus by its own driver has not spurred great concern among school transportation officials, who view the incident as an extre...

Dedicated to ending collisions and fatalities at highway-rail grade crossings, Operation Lifesaver Inc. teaches drivers to understand what to do at cr...

The traditional view of a Type A school bus is that it is a small vehicle used to transport up to, say, 30 passengers, especially those with special n...

NASDPTS addresses safety vest issue

In the News Alert section of the December 2001 issue of SCHOOL BUS FLEET, we published an article...

The task of spec’ing a school bus that will be used to transport pre-school age children can be tricky. To take some of the guesswork out of the...

Which is safer, motorcoach or school bus? This question deserves either no response, or it deserves a complex answer. Both are possible and valid r...

Ever notice how the mainstream media has a hard time accurately reporting about school transportation issues? I read dozens of articles each week, mai...

Some children on my bus seem “wired” in the morning. What can be causing this? It’s not uncommon for children, especially older ones, to ingest consi...

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has clarified its position on the use of motorcoaches for student travel. In a Dec. 20, 2001, letter t...

Video surveillance equipment has become commonplace for school districts and contractors in their fight to catch thieves, vandals and misbehaving stud...

Last month, the National Association for Pupil Transportation was holding its 27th annual conference and trade show in Nashville, and I flew in from L...