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Cummins Introduces Meritor MFLEX4 Air Disc Brake Pad
Check out key features of the new air disc brake pad and catch free 2026 brake training sessions from Cummins and Meritor. Details here.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHCheck out key features of the new air disc brake pad and catch free 2026 brake training sessions from Cummins and Meritor. Details here.
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Formerly with heavy-lift manufacturer Steril-Koni, Jean DellAmore joins the ARI-HETRA team with decades of experience in the sector.
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Discover the global language of fleet maintenance! From Spanish to Thai, learn how to say it in 20 languages, bridging borders in school transportation.
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Discover how school bus companies like Kobussen Buses and Cook-Illinois Corp. navigate the complexities of fleet management, driver training, and the potential shift to electric buses. From mixed fleets to specialized training, explore their strategies for maintenance, driver retention, and the future of transportation.
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VSG, a Dover company, received accreditation from the International Association for Continuing Education and Training.
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Castrol and Safety-Kleen join forces in the hopes of revolutionizing the U.S. lubricants industry with Castrol MoreCircular.
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School bus technicians on average saw a boost in their hourly pay, but their jobs often continue to include serving as backup drivers thanks to staffing shortages.
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The third issue of 2024 features our annual school transportation maintenance survey, plus a column from Dan Kobussen, president of the National School Transportation Association.
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These solutions can help school districts master data that drive cost savings in their fuel tanks.
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The company offers four new features geared toward a data-driven focus that can elevate efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
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School Bus Fleet is now accepting responses for our annual survey of school bus maintenance operations. Your insights are invaluable!
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