Michael P. Dallessandro

Recruiter

Michael P. Dallessandro retired in 2020 after a 30-year career as a public school transportation director with a significant focus on operations, labor relations, driver training, and school bus accident prevention. He has been a volunteer firefighter with the Grand Island Fire Co. for over 42 years. He regularly contributes to School Bus Fleet and is on the magazine's editorial advisory board. He currently works for Student Transportation of America in western New York state as a recruiter.

Articles•by Michael P. Dallessandro•November 1, 2005

10 Keys to Being Promoted

In many pupil transportation operations, opportunities for advancement are few and highly competitive. Sharpening communication skills, committing to lifelong learning and maintaining professional conduct can help secure that higher spot.

photo of an empty classroom with driver training on the whiteboard

Articles•by Michael P. Dallessandro•September 1, 2004

Who Is Training Your Drivers?

Seniority isn't the best factor for picking who trains your drivers. Instead, focus on identifying the best fit based on this set of criteria.

Articles•by Michael P. Dallessandro•December 1, 2003

8 Resolutions for the New Year

As transportation professionals, let’s make some New Year’s resolutions for 2004 that will help make our jobs easier and our work environment more positive.

Articles•by Michael P. Dallessandro•August 1, 2003

Creative Ways to Fill the Driver's Seat

Discover creative strategies for recruiting school bus drivers, from community outreach to job fairs.

Articles•by Michael P. Dallessandro•June 1, 2003

Emergency Braking: Putting a 'Stop' to Common Misconceptions

Emergency braking saves lives. Find out how to train school bus drivers to handle critical situations with confidence and control.

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