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SPENCER, Wis. — “I didn’t have any sisters, but I have seven brothers and they all drove trucks at one point or another,” Marge Schulz says. “D...
Read More →ALBANY, N.Y. — The National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) has released an informational video that highlights the successes of the U.S. ...
Read More →I recently got an e-mail from a Los Angeles-based reporter for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) asking for input for a story she was prepari...
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Although still in its infancy in school transportation applications, GPS (global positioning system) technology can be used to do more than just track...
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When Michael Ely discovered that an educational services commission (ESC) in New Jersey was negotiating with school districts to provide service with ...
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For a long time, although largely unacknowledged, one of the most dangerous parts of a student’s bus ride in many school districts was the bus loading...
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Four days of listening to lengthy and often meandering debate over minute details about school transportation equipment and operations would test the ...
Read More →OAK FOREST, Ill. — Chicago School Transit recently began fueling its buses with a B20 blend of biodiesel fuel. The move is part of the Illinois Cl...
Read More →WARRENSBURG, Mo. — Dennis Hammell, a prominent figure in the private pupil transportation sector, died in mid-May of an apparent heart attack. He wa...
Read More →First, I’d like to extend my condolences to family and friends of Dennis Hammell, a venerable school bus contractor in New Jersey who served the indus...
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