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When families become homeless, education becomes secondary to the primary needs of shelter, food and clothing. Homeless children can disappear from sc...
Read More →Bus drivers are our greatest resource. Of that, there’s no doubt. Over the past decade, however, they’ve been forced to jump through a tan...
Read More →The relationship between a school district and its transportation contractor can be influenced by any number of factors, but the most critical determi...
Read More →In the school bus business, seat repair is as common as yellow paint, costing the industry millions of dollars annually and keeping thousands of peopl...
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In many areas of the nation, the sweltering summer heat belies the harsh, cold reality of winter. The summer also tends to allow some slack in operati...
Read More →School districts and contract bus companies are often looking for ways to support and motivate their transportation supervisors and managers. Encourag...
Read More →For those of us in the school bus industry, the arrival of the fall is more than a mere change of seasons. While the leaves turn gold and are blown ab...
Read More →One can immediately tell from the size of the table of contents (24 pages) that Dr. Ray Turner had his work cut out for him when he wrote his "Special...
Read More →That's the question we posed recently in the Forum on SBF's Website at www.schoolbusfleet.com/forum....
Read More →Pennsylvania bus operators fined for drug/alcohol violations WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Nine Pennsylvania school bus operators and three drivers ha...
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