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A new all-in-one vinyl seat repair kit comes with color-matched compounds, tools, and supplies to fix tears, holes, and punctures that kids won't be able to pick.
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School bus operators are in a strong position to reap savings as manufacturers and other parts suppliers vie for lucrative aftermarket sales.
Read More →First of a two-part series: Identification of hazardous waste if the first step to proper handling, storage and disposal.
Read More →BUSNET has improved safety and reduced a torrent of paper to a manageable information stream.
Read More →Carbon monoxide and diesel smoke are considered to be hazardous materials by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Carbon monoxide...
Read More →The shape of things to come has already arrived. It's a box, more or less, and it contains enough computer wizardry to monitor a wide range of engine ...
Read More →Premature failure of your automatic transmissions can be minimized through proper spec'ing, preventive maintenance and technician training. By includi...
Read More →The antilock brake system (ABS) mandate has arrived. School buses (with a GVWR of more than 10,000 pounds) equipped with air brake systems manufactured after March 1 will be required to have ABS.
Read More →Cutting fuel costs is one of the most painless ways of satisfying the harsh budget demands facing many school districts these days. No cutbacks in sta...
Read More →There's nothing more important on any school bus than the braking system. It is in keeping with a concern for safety that the four-wheel disc brake sy...
Read More →Transportation manager for the New Orleans Public Schools, New Orleans, Louisiana, recommends that cost records be used internally as a guide for cutting down operating expenses.
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