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Through customer surveys completed on the delivery of school buses in 2017, Thomas Built achieves the highest category of Net Promoter Score.
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According to police, the teen was trying to pick up a sibling from the bus, but the substitute driver said he was not on the list of people he could release the student to.
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Oleg Riabtsev takes on the role for Eberspaecher, which provides a/c systems and engine pre-heaters for school buses.
Read More →The South Carolina driver doesn't initially realize that the girl is still aboard, but he brings her to school once he finds her, the district says.
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The auditor general discovers 10 drivers in the state who should have been banned from transporting students because of criminal convictions.
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Employees and friends dive into the Chesapeake Bay as part of Maryland State Police’s fundraising event.
Read More →A New Jersey mother whose children ride Gary Kelmer’s bus raises over $5,000 through GoFundMe to buy tickets and fly him out to watch his favorite team, the Philadelphia Eagles, face the New England Patriots.
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Greenville County (S.C.) Schools’ Special Needs Physical Performance Test is conducted every year to ensure that special-needs drivers and attendants have the skills and abilities required to do the job.
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Jeff Sather will lead the DTNA subsidiary, which manufactures chassis for Thomas Built school buses and other vehicles.
Read More →A 6-year-old Georgia girl dies the day after her school bus overturns. Four students and the bus driver are treated for minor injuries.
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