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A school bus driver who assists in the shop can help improve communication, boost productivity, and increase safety, all while saving money for the transportation department.
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The Georgia district’s purchase of 25 gasoline school buses, addition of bus bays, and ongoing internship and inspection training programs have also benefited drivers and students.
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Five Iowa districts that tested supplemental warning lights on school buses have seen stop-arm violations drop by at least 50%.
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Transportation directors can always be looking within their own ranks to groom their eventual replacement. With that in mind, it’s important to provide professional development opportunities for staff.
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$2.7 billion will be used to establish a mitigation trust fund to support the replacement or repowering of school buses and other diesel vehicles.
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NAPT's executive director says the issue the association would like resolved decisively is seat belts in large school buses.
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In the first of a new series, SBF poses five pertinent questions to Keith Henry, NAPT president and director of transportation for Lee’s Summit (Mo.) R-7 School District.
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From detecting alcohol use to locking mobile devices to limiting speed, here are some of the products available for boosting safe driver behavior.
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Building relationships through good communication and receiving ongoing training are key to a school bus driver’s success in resolving challenging behavior.
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New legislation designed to support a growing number of homeless students leaves some transportation providers grappling with logistics and costs. More training and inter-staff communication are recommended.
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