New York association to hold 60th annual convention
The New York School Bus Contractors Association will hold its 60th annual convention Oct. 17-19 in Port Jefferson, New York. The convention, open to anyone who wishes to attend, will provide information about school bus safety, counterterrorism initiatives in pupil transportation, school bus fleet telematics, and legislative and regulatory developments.
LATHAM, New York — The New York School Bus Contractors Association will hold its 60th annual convention Oct. 17-19 at Dansford Hotel and Marina in Port Jefferson, New York. The convention is open to anyone who wishes to attend.
This year’s convention will allow school bus contractors and their staff to learn about industry best practices. Attendees will be provided with the latest information about school bus safety, counterterrorism initiatives in pupil transportation, and school bus fleet telematics. Attendees will also hear about the most recent legislative and regulatory developments from Albany, New York, and Washington, D.C.
A discounted fee is available for attendees who register before Sept. 17.
More details, including registration forms and hotel information, are available at the New York School Bus Contractors Association website at nysbca.com.
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