Student Transportation Inc. Acquisition Deal Sealed
A group of investors purchases all outstanding shares of STI, the third-largest school bus operator in North America.
A group of investors purchases all outstanding shares of STI, the third-largest school bus operator in North America.
Law enforcement and community leaders join the New York Association for Pupil Transportation and New York School Bus Contractors Association in public education efforts on illegal school bus passing.
The bus seating and fire suppression supplier will establish a new manufacturing facility, creating more than 240 new jobs.
Phillips will work closely with Rev’s business units, which include Type A school bus builder Collins.
The school bus OEM will add energy-efficient heating systems and LED lighting in its offices and manufacturing facilities.
For the new round of DERA funds, the EPA expects to make between 20 and 80 awards for projects to replace or retrofit older diesel vehicles, including school buses.
The national school bus contractor has begun managing operations for Quality Bus Service. Founder Michael Martucci will stay on with the company.
Hundreds of DeKalb County School District drivers take part in a three-day demonstration designed to address concerns over pay and retirement benefits.
Nearly 50 NSTA members are participating in more than 200 individual meetings in congressional offices to address industry issues.
In related news, former school bus driver Johnthony Walker is sentenced to four years in prison for the 2016 Chattanooga crash.
In an apparent road rage incident, police say, a motorist stops in front of the bus and cracks a glass panel on the door when the bus driver won’t open it.
President Trump picks Jennifer Homendy, currently a Democratic staff director for a House subcommittee, to join the board of the investigative agency.
The Minnesota driver’s employer gets complaints that he made some students feel forced to pray on the bus. The driver alleges being taken off the route violates his constitutional rights.
The purchase of STI by a group of investors, still subject to court approval, is expected to close around April 27.
School bus driver shortage, alternative fuels, and student behavior are key topics of discussion at the 2018 edition of the event.
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