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Drivers in the past did as was expected, and did it with much less training and education than we enjoy today. Through the years, however, the school bus driving "job" has turned into the school bus driving "profession."
Read More →By far, the most pressing issue for school bus contractors these days is the driver shortage.
Read More →Before installing an in-ground or surface lift, bus operators need to know the pros and cons of each type.
Read More →Other hot topics include effects of consolidation, the driver shortage and fears of industry domination by mega-contractors.
Read More →Thousands of motorists illegally pass school buses every day.
Read More →For routing and scheduling, maintenance tasks and information gathering, computers can save time and money.
Read More →Ten years ago, a horrifying school bus accident killed 27 youngsters. Since then, emergency exit standards have been upgraded, and a push is being made to reduce the number of pre-1977 buses on the road.
Read More →BUSNET has improved safety and reduced a torrent of paper to a manageable information stream.
Read More →First of a two-part series: Identification of hazardous waste if the first step to proper handling, storage and disposal.
Read More →School bus operators are in a strong position to reap savings as manufacturers and other parts suppliers vie for lucrative aftermarket sales.
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