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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
Explore how school transportation leaders can harness ChatGPT's AI prowess while prioritizing student data security. Dive into best practices, proactive measures, and robust training protocols for a secure digital transition.
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The resources provided by state energy leaders are expected to help school districts and bus operators move away from fossil-fuel powered vehicles while reducing transportation emissions.
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New school buses aren’t cheap and funding isn’t unlimited, so how does your transportation operation make the most of existing assets and keep older buses running their routes?
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School Bus Fleet wants reader input about this critical safety issue. Is compartmentalization enough? Should federal government mandate seat belts aboard school buses?
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How can you effectively manage your young passengers? Strategies include clear rules and collaboration with teachers and parents to foster a positive atmosphere for a smooth ride.
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The bus swerved to avoid an oncoming car crossing from the opposite lane and overturned, ejecting a child.
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Tell us about what keeps you behind the wheel and what challenges may have you considering other options beyond the school bus.
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Harmoney Harper and her brother were waiting outside for the school bus in Wichita when she reportedly entered the street where the bus was driving.
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It's time for School Bus Fleet's annual survey to find the largest district transportation operation in the United States. Submit your responses by Sept. 12, 2023!
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The Somerset County Prosecutor's Office reported that when the child's four-point harness tightened around her neck, her school bus monitor was on her cell phone and wearing ear buds.
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