New Vice Chairman Sworn In for National Transportation Safety Board
Aviation veteran Bruce Landsberg starts his term as a board member and vice chairman for the safety agency.
Aviation veteran Bruce Landsberg starts his term as a board member and vice chairman for the safety agency.
The routing software developer will help Houston ISD deal with a driver shortage with hub locations for drop-offs and pickups, ensuring students only ride on their assigned routes, and creating a two-tiered service pattern.
Joel Landry of Western Canada Bus is named grand champion of the inaugural competition, in which dealer professionals show off their selling skills.
The manufacturer, which has a new commercial bus product, will provide 400 paratransit buses for New York City Transit.
An unlicensed Pennsylvania motorist will serve up to 20 years after he was convicted in the crash, which injured a school bus driver and 14 students.
Throughout August, the statewide “Flashing Red. Kids Ahead” initiative will promote the need for motorists to stop for school buses.
Forrest Fields joins the climate system supplier with more than 25 years in the commercial and school bus transportation industry.
The Streetsboro City Schools board approves a new pay rate of $14.50 per hour for sub drivers, up from $13.91.
At the School District of Lee County, the Where’s The Bus app will be available to students and parents this school year.
Cascade Student Transportation earns an Outstanding Fleet Award based on state inspection results.
North America’s biggest school bus contractor acquires Ontario-based CG Pearson Bus Lines.
The state Department of Education denies requests from Warwick Public Schools to eliminate bus monitors and to charge students to ride school buses and participate in school sports.
The association recognizes top contestants in the 2018 School Bus Driver International Safety Competition and presents awards to contractors for outstanding service.
As Kingman Unified School District No. 20 students return to school, some ride buses without air conditioning in 100-plus degree heat. About one-third of the district’s buses don’t have air conditioning.
The Logan Bus Co. leader has grown the family business while staying connected with staff and customers, who cite his dedication to doing what’s best for students.
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