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Most people who have worked in pupil transportation for at least a few years know that to become a school bus driver, one must obtain a commercial ...
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At Los Angeles Unified School District, the transportation staff has established a motto: “L.A.’s Future Rides With Us.” It is clear from the d...
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The most common reasons for school bus operations to fence off or otherwise secure the bus yard are vandalism and theft, particularly of two-way r...
Read More →On a recent episode of NAPTV, I mentioned that NAPT was creating a blog spot and was looking for people interested in joining our “Blog Squad.”
Read More →School bus drivers are often called the “eyes and ears” of their communities. That was certainly true in the case of 13-year-old Alexis “Lexie” Gl...
Read More →Last month in this space, I discussed the economic importance of the U.S. school bus system — it saves $8 billion in fuel costs annually, accordin...
Read More →Like you, I read trade publications to stay informed. They help keep me aware of trends across the nation. Also, like many of you, I like to attend...
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A fleet supervisor converting a school bus garage into a “paperless” operation might find the process of evaluating all the maintenance software o...
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By reaching out to staff more often, transportation supervisors and the higher-ups can help keep spirits high.
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In our annual series, we spotlight 10 superb school bus maintenance programs that keep district and contractor fleets throughout North America running smoothly. See how this year’s operations have excelled through innovative practices and dedicated staff.
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