Iowa District Reports Cold-Weather Reliability of Propane School Buses
With temperatures as low as minus 30, Howard-Winneshiek CSD says its propane buses warm up in a few minutes.
With temperatures as low as minus 30, Howard-Winneshiek CSD says its propane buses warm up in a few minutes.
The New York school bus driver notices sparking in the engine compartment, sees smoke and flames, and safely evacuates the students. Police call him a hero.
Four company leaders step into new roles, including chief financial officer and VP of western region school bus operations.
The Louisiana girl misses her stop, and the driver fails to notice her and parks the bus at a store. The driver is fired after the incident.
Schmitty & Sons is awarded a contract to provide transportation to Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 starting on July 1.
Registered users of the school bus tracking app have increased from 25,000 to 40,000 so far this school year.
The school bus routing software developer marks the occasion by celebrating its staff members’ dedication and continuing to keep pace with ever-changing technology.
The state’s pre-licensing course and test for general driver applicants would cover the law on stopping for school buses. NYSBCA supports the proposal.
A fire marshal determines that an electrical malfunction started the fire in the engine of one bus and then spread to four others at Coldspring-Oakhurst CISD.
Walter Holden of North Carolina reportedly drives around a curve and off the road, overcorrects, and the bus tips over. Five of the six students aboard receive minor injuries.
The state fire marshal is investigating the Wednesday night blaze at Coldspring-Oakhurst’s bus yard, but authorities say no foul play is suspected.
The instructors are licensed to teach and assist driver applicants in qualifying for a school bus certificate.
Wolfington Body Co. is recognized for dealership performance and leadership.
The Texas bus is bringing students home from a trip to Walt Disney World when it drives off a road and plunges into a ravine, killing the driver and injuring several students.
The New York Association for Pupil Transportation asks the state Legislature to authorize stop-arm cameras to enforce state law, which prohibits motorists from passing stopped school buses.
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