Oregon Workshop Targets School Bus Security Training
Threat response was the hot topic at the OPTA training event, which included a live demonstration with a SWAT team.
Threat response was the hot topic at the OPTA training event, which included a live demonstration with a SWAT team.
Bethel School District’s new Blue Bird Vision Propane buses are expected to produce nitrogen oxide emissions at 0.02 NOx.
The FMCSA amends Entry-Level Driver Training regulations to no longer require Class B CDL holders who want to upgrade to a Class A CDL to get the same training as individuals who have never held a CDL.
Twenty-one people, including 19 students, are taken to the hospital after the school bus collides with a garbage truck.
A registered sex offender in Minnesota allegedly hides inside an empty school bus and is discovered by a teacher as the bus is taking kindergartners back to school after a field trip.
The 6-year-old student is hit by her school bus after getting off at a bus stop. She is being treated for her injuries at a local medical center.
T. Bella Dinh-Zarr ended her tenure with the National Transportation Safety Board on Feb. 15.
The North Carolina driver is cited for failing to maintain lane control after her bus hits a stopped car, causing the bus to veer off the road and hit the building.
Ohio and West Virginia lawmakers introduce bills that would double fines for the violation and increase the amount of time a motorist’s license is suspended. The bills also include provisions on cameras.
The securement equipment supplier will honor a special-needs driver for standout service for the second year in a row. The winner will receive $1,000.
Lisa Byrd faces charges related to child endangerment, impaired driving, and drug possession in connection with a school bus crash with 12 special-needs students aboard.
The facility, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, will support a range of propulsion systems, including conventional powertrains, alternative fuel, electric hybrid, and fully-electric vehicles.
Chesterfield County (S.C.) School District looks to hire aides for special-needs school buses after a non-verbal student with autism was assaulted by another student while on the bus.
Lawmakers consider legislation that would require school buses purchased after a certain date to be equipped with seat belts.
The fleet tracking solutions provider is tapping into the knowledge of Butler University students in a collaboration on further development of Here Comes the Bus.
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