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Have you ever been asked to develop a mission statement for your organization or department? When you finished, did you feel like it was meaningful? ...
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The rising cost of crude oil is affecting us all, where it hurts most — our pocketbooks. As such, transportation managers are exploring ways to defray...
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In mid-January, Kent Tyler narrowed his focus at Collins Industries while, at the same time, broadening his responsibilities. On Jan. 19, Tyler w...
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Durham School Services, Downers Grove, Ill. What is your greatest challenge? Durham School Services takes great measures ...
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Programs are available through federal agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security, but many school bus operators are supplementing their training with the help of local law enforcement.
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When I look at our industry these days, I see how useless it is to fight against change. Rather, we must learn to adapt and embrace new challenges.
Read More →Workshop teaches student safety drills Designed to be used in a classroom or on the school bus, PTSI’s revised and renamed “School Bus Saf...
Read More →Reliability engineering is a discipline based on the use of data and averages to make predictions about unit and system failures.
Read More →MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Specialty Manufacturing Inc. and Pretoria Transit Interiors completed a transaction that combines the two bus component suppliers.
Read More →Citing a contractual dispute with one of its engine suppliers, Ford Motor Co. stopped taking orders on Feb. 7 for its 2007 model year E-350 and E-450 chassis with 6.0-liter diesel engines. These chassis are used as platforms for Type A school buses.
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