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School districts and contractors who employ video surveillance in their school buses should be wary of recording audio. In a court case in Berks Coun...
Read More →In what could become a common occurrence around the nation, a stringent anti-idling policy has been adopted for school buses in Connecticut. The Depa...
Read More →The National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services (NASDPTS) has issued an information paper to provide guidance on the use ...
Read More →A school district in suburban Dallas has found a way to save money by turning its oldest buses into its newest. Mike Williams, transportation direct...
Read More →Experts say that money is seldom the top employee motivator. Though we all need money to survive, most workers are looking for a sense of accomplishme...
Read More →The traditional view of a Type A school bus is that it is a small vehicle used to transport up to, say, 30 passengers, especially those with special n...
Read More →A large number of retired U.S. military personnel have found a home in pupil transportation, where many of the lessons of the Army, Navy, Air Force an...
Read More →NASDPTS addresses safety vest issue In the News Alert section of the December 2001 issue of SCHOOL BUS FLEET, we published an article...
Read More →Northside Independent School District in Greater San Antonio is faced with a population explosion that shows no sign of subsiding. Currently transport...
Read More →The task of spec’ing a school bus that will be used to transport pre-school age children can be tricky. To take some of the guesswork out of the...
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