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Read More →Transportation managers should inventory their fleets and assess their risks. And drivers should be trained how to respond to an underride crash.
Read More →Transportation director in Englewood, Colo., has made strong contributions to the industry while championing an unpopular cause.
Read More →To proof your buses against frigid temperatures, pay attention to tires, fuel, belts and hoses. And don't ignore driver training.
Read More →Expansion of school bus transportation in the 21st century hinges on the industry's efforts to promote its achievements and to erase widespread misconceptions.
Read More →How did we get where we are today? Change has been driven by advances in technology, mounting safety concerns and tragedy. Let's look back.
Read More →Extra care needs to be given to school loading-zone safety when buses for children with special-needs are involved, especially when the children are transported in wheelchairs.
Read More →In many ways, SCHOOL BUS FLEET and the pupil transportation industry have grown in tandem.
Read More →The following commentary was drawn from a speech given by Lee Larson at the 1999 National Association for Pupil Transportation conference in Denver. He attended the conference to introduce the Leland E.G. "Lee" Larson Quality Student Transportation Award.
Read More →I believe that life won’t change much in the next 100 years. Houses, neighborhoods, towns and cities will look like they do now. And we’ll still be ferrying children to and from school in yellow buses that look like the ones we’re using today.
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