Readers visiting School Bus Fleet online on Wednesday were greeted with a newly designed website.
The new and improved schoolbusfleet.com offers an updated look, easier navigation and a more responsive design for users on mobile devices.
<I>School Bus Fleet</i> launches new website, new look
The new and improved schoolbusfleet.com offers easier navigation and a more responsive design for users on mobile devices.
Thomas McMahon・Executive Editor
The new and improved <I>schoolbusfleet.com</i> offers easier navigation and a more responsive design for users on mobile devices.
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The website relaunch coincides with a redesign of the School Bus Fleet print publication that debuted with the January issue. Both the magazine and the website prominently display School Bus Fleet’s new logo.
The overhaul was timed to take place in 2016 partly because it’s the year of SBF’s 60th anniversary.
“Both redesigns freshen up our venerable brand,” SBF General Manager James Blue wrote in his January issue editorial, “but it’s important to note that we’ll continue to focus on delivering high-quality content — pertinent news, practical feature stories, industry analysis, etc. — to keep you informed and to help you in your mission of safely transporting the nation’s students.”
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