Colorado School District Receives Its First Rear-Engine Electric Bus
West Grand (Colo.) School District bought the Blue Bird Type D (or All American RE) in part with funds from an ALT Fuels Colorado grant.
West Grand (Colo.) School District bought the Blue Bird Type D (or All American RE) in part with funds from an ALT Fuels Colorado grant.
Listen to SBF Executive Editor, Wes Platt, discuss the potential of waiving CDL requirements for drivers, NASDPTS cancelling their in-person event, as well as a group of MO students who saved their driver in this episode of The Route.
In this video from Jefferson County (Ky.) Public Schools, we get to know a little about bus driver Bob Pendygraft.
The Lion Electric bus was purchased for Mount Desert Island High School in part with funds from a Volkswagen Emissions Fraud Settlement Grant.
State officials in New York, Ohio, and South Carolina, are considering deploying National Guard troops to help drive buses as many school districts face a driver shortage.
Vehicle-to-grid technology can help reduce costs by charging fleets when electricity rates are low and managing the precise charge rate to make sure bus batteries are not negatively impacted.
Up to 250 personnel will be available to assist school districts in Chelsea, Lawrence, Lowell, and Lynn.
Allegany‐Limestone Central School District purchases four new buses equipped with collision mitigation and electronic stability control systems and Wi-Fi.
These days, when Valerie Blaha isn’t busy planning routes for special-needs students in the Spring (Texas) Independent School District, she’s back behind the wheel of a bus.
Markie Bibb, who drives for the Fort Zumwalt (Mo.) School District, displays a sign in memory of Lance Cpl. Jared Schmitz. Schmitz, a Marine with the 1st Division, was among those killed in a terror attack outside the Kabul airport in August. He was a 2019 graduate of Fort Zumwalt South High School.
Santa Maria Joint Union High School District is the first to receive GreenPower’s B.E.A.S.T. electric school bus. The bus has a range of up to 150 miles and a 194kWh battery pack.
The president of VAT Inc. shows how going above and beyond what student transportation contracts require can set the foundation for long-term, team-oriented success.
In "Driven to Serve," Fayette County (Ky.) Public Schools drivers discuss why they love their jobs, and why others should too.
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