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Train-the-trainer programs can help to improve the skill sets of your staff, even if they think they know it all.
Read More →The proper application of traffic engineering can help school bus fleets increase their safety margins.
Read More →If the school bus is indeed an extension of the classroom, then a change in education is evidenced by the passengers who are being transported today.
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Read More →Our survey found something that at first glance might seem the opposite of what you might expect. We asked: "Do you have problems recruiting and/or retaining mechanics?" The study found that managers of larger fleets were far more likely to say yes to that question than smaller fleets.
Read More →The message that most often gets to the American public about school bus transportation is consistently negative. Thus, when a tragedy occurs, there is no residual good will to discourage overreaction.
Read More →First off, I would like to thank the Ohio Association for Pupil Transportation for its hospitality at its annual conference in Columbus in mid-March.
Read More →Before you send out your next set of bids, review your spec'ing process to ensure that it delivers the product that you want.
Read More →The Internet can be used to track key legislation and approaching storms. It also can trim costs in disseminating information.
Read More →School bus operators share their positive and negative experiences in dealing with chassis and body manufacturers.
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