Durham School Services Stretches Further into Pennsylvania
Durham School Services will run a total of 146 routes for the Council Rock School District, according to a press release.
Durham School Services will run a total of 146 routes for the Council Rock School District, according to a press release.
The North Carolina company cites increased demand and a need to prepare for ramped-up electric school bus production.
The transportation provider has a 10-year partnership with a school district in Wasilla, Alaska, starting in July.
Two global fleet management and maintenance platforms are now integrated to improve fleet sustainability.
In this interview with SBF, Voisard addresses his goals for his new role, as well as how school districts and other school transportation providers can prepare for school bus electrification.
The company blames inflationary pressures and raw material costs, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's war with Ukraine, for the latest price hike.
Founded in 1997, STA now operates more than 16,000 vehicles, providing student transportation, management, logistics, and technology solutions to more than 300 school districts across the United States.
Company officials say supply chain disruptions, which they've also given as a cause for recent price increases, motivated the reduction of the workforce in Fort Valley.
The ground-up design of the Zeus Z-19 cab-chassis is purpose-built and optimized for bus body installation and system integration.
Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps recent news headlines from the pupil transportation industry - this week including competition between First Student and Zum in Seattle, as well as Blue Bird's move into commercial delivery vehicles.
Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel wants school districts to have funding for access-point technology available beyond the Emergency Connectivity Fund.
Student Transportation of America is taking its EV pilot program into northern Pittsburgh using a grant from the Driving PA Forward-Truck and Bus Fleet Program.
The trucking industry has done much over the past several years in its quest to reach zero net carbon emissions — but it’s far too soon to pat itself on the back, said Navistar CEO Mathias Carlbaum at ACT Expo.
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