Texas District Deploys Fogmaker Fire Suppression in School Buses
Charter school operator ILTexas will equip all 16 of its buses with Fogmaker North America’s fire suppression kits.
Charter school operator ILTexas will equip all 16 of its buses with Fogmaker North America’s fire suppression kits.
The Synapse 72 all-electric buses are expected to be delivered to Rialto Unified School District this summer.
Bus incidents in four states reveal a heightened level of vigilance after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
The IC Bus parent company recognizes suppliers that exceeded performance expectations for quality, delivery, technology, and cost.
Guilford County (N.C.) Schools has used the school bus OEM’s $100,000 contribution for STEM programs, a gym floor replacement, and other efforts.
Thomas Ruchotzke faces multiple charges after allegedly stealing a school bus from a residence.
The 6-year-old North Dakota boy runs into the road toward his bus, which has its stop arm out, when he is hit by a car. He is hospitalized for non-life threatening injuries.
A $0.50 per gallon credit for propane and natural gas and an alt-fuel infrastructure incentive are among tax provisions retroactively applied to last year.
The Type D line is now powered by the Cummins L9 diesel engine and offers OnCommand Connection remote diagnostics, among other features.
Franceille Fleurine of Massachusetts reportedly strikes two trees, smashing the back window of the bus, and then continues to drive her route.
The new benefit for a drivers’ union in Chicago requires that they show up for work the day after the big game.
The Reason Foundation’s Annual Highway Report finds that North Dakota and Kansas have the nation’s most cost-effective highway systems, while New Jersey and Rhode Island have the worst.
Lehnert and his brother Ed launched the company in 1979 to supply bus air-conditioning systems to the transportation industry.
First Student and the drivers’ union agree on a contract that includes expanded health care coverage for bus drivers and their families and a pension plan, ending a nine-day strike.
A new 1,200-gallon diesel exhaust fluid system enables Maconaquah School Corp. to improve access for drivers while saving money on the fluid by buying in bulk.
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