Bus Center Companies Celebrate 50 Years in Operation
The corporate group, which started as Blue Bird of Tennessee in 1972, heralds a half century this year.
The corporate group, which started as Blue Bird of Tennessee in 1972, heralds a half century this year.
The company, started in 2010, offers consulting and support to school districts throughout North America.
A survey projects and details what electric cars and trucks major companies are seeking for their future transportation needs.
Scott Steinhardt takes on the newly created role of vice president of sales for the company that manufactures heavy duty vehicle lifting systems.
Bus manufacturer representatives in a panel discussion at the annual conference of the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services blamed the supply chain crisis for production slowdowns.
The initiative with BusPatrol and local law enforcement is intended to curb illegal stop-arm passing in Pennsylvania's Warren County School District.
The bus will be used for firefighter safety and rescue training in Freehold, N.J.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has named a new deputy administrator for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to replace the departing Meera Joshi.
Blue Bird propane school buses equipped with these engines are expected to provide advantages for districts seeking funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act's Clean School Bus Program.
Wes Platt discusses the latest in School Bus Fleet news, including GreenPower receiving a lease/purchase deal on a 80,000 square foot property, Lion Electric Company taking possession of a new factory outside Chicago, and much more!
The California Air Resources Board's latest vote on funding for its Hybrid and Zero Emission Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive is the biggest influx of funding in the program's history.
Gatekeeper's Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) business model incorporates technology like video, audio, GPS location, and data as an intelligence platform for school buses.
The purchase was part of the Las Cruces Transportation Federation Local No. 6341 bus driver union's negotiations that led to a one-day strike in October 2021. The STS-NM general manager said the buses would be replaced no matter what.
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