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As we all know, the safest form of surface transportation in the United States is the yellow school bus. Thus we should be encouraging all eligible students to ride the bus. My question is, have we done enough in this regard? Or have we done anything?
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Read More →Each year, SBF selects school bus operations from across the country to feature in depth as part of its Great Fleets Across America series.
Read More →Each year, SBF selects school bus operations from across the country to feature in depth in its Great Fleets Across America series.
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