2 Michigan Districts to Receive Funding for Electric School Buses
DTE Energy secures $1.5 million in state funding to purchase a total of six electric school buses for Ann Arbor Public Schools and Roseville Community Schools.
DTE Energy secures $1.5 million in state funding to purchase a total of six electric school buses for Ann Arbor Public Schools and Roseville Community Schools.
Illinois is the 22nd state to allow the Gardian Angel safety lighting system as optional equipment.
More than 190 kindergartners and parents attend Joplin Schools’ inaugural School Bus Camp designed to teach students about bus safety and etiquette.
The ARMOR Cloud is designed to improve server management for small and large fleet operations, according to the supplier.
Franklin Pierce Schools' new Blue Bird electric bus is part of the district’s effort to replace its fleet of diesel buses.
The school transportation company led a $3.6 million Series A funding round to help Kango expand its student ridesharing and childcare services.
Delaware is the 21st state to allow the Gardian Angel safety lighting system as optional equipment.
S4524B would allow school districts to install stop-arm cameras on school buses as a way to help law enforcement issue tickets to motorists who illegally pass stopped buses.
After investigating the 2017 fatal school bus fire in Iowa, the National Transportation Safety Board recommends several new school bus safety requirements and calls for fire suppression systems on school buses.
Gov. Janet Mills signed LD 166, which allows the use of stop-arm and exterior cameras to catch motorists who run stop arms. It also maintains a $250 minimum fine for a first-time stop-arm violation.
The pilot program, which is backed by VW settlement funds, will evaluate the feasibility and cost-effectiveness of electric school bus operation in the state.
A report on transportation safety from a parliamentary committee is not recommending seat belts on school buses, but is backing a task force continuing to study the topic.
FirstView is now being used by nearly 200 school districts across North America.
Public Act 100-1142 allows school districts to provide free transportation to students who live within 1.5 miles of their school if, by walking, those students would have to pass through areas with serious safety hazards.
The acquisition will help Q'Straint and Adapt Solutions provide accessible wheelchair solutions to those with limited mobility.
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