STA Names Gene Kowalczewski President and Chief Operating Officer
Kowalczewski, who joined Student Transportation of America in 2009, most recently served as COO of the company's North American operations.
Kowalczewski, who joined Student Transportation of America in 2009, most recently served as COO of the company's North American operations.
Gavin Newsom wants all newly purchased or contracted school buses to be zero-emission vehicles, with potential extensions for districts meeting certain conditions.
The Internal Revenue Service offers a credit of up to $40,000 per electric vehicle, which can be stacked with other federal and state incentive programs.
The partnership ultimately could yield benefits for 1.2 million students in Texas schools.
The RESCHOOL project is expected to demonstrate how two San Diego electric school bus fleets provide grid resiliency and could serve as a roadmap for other school districts to follow.
The school transportation provider is sending Safety Dog on the road to promote school bus safety during the 2023-24 academic year.
The technology company, which specializes in transportation safety solutions, is focused on private bus fleets for its Driver Distraction Prevention Solution.
The organization offers new and used equipment ownership and leasing options, extended service contracts, and service solutions - with more on the way.
The Propane Education and Research Council (PERC) celebrates National Propane Day on Oct. 7.
Safety Drill Manager and Bus Manager help coordinate evacuation planning and scheduling, while also connecting parents and administrators with information about the location of students and the buses carrying them.
American Student Transportation Partners, Inc. (ASTP) partners with Assisted Transportation Services, Inc. (ATS), to further provide transportation services to students and families in the Midwest.
The Performance Awards recipients are ranked from platinum to bronze, measured through excellence in quality, delivery, cost, etc. The Leadership awards recognize suppliers’ excellence in customer service, logistics, general procurement, and quality.
The funding comes from the state’s $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022.
Applications for this second round of rebates are due by Jan. 31, 2024.
Grote, based in Madison, is among several companies slated for awards from the Indiana Manufacturers Association.
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