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Stop reacting to engine lights and start predicting them. This guide reveals how transitioning from a "break-fix" model to a data-driven maintenance strategy can drastically reduce fleet downtime and protect your district's budget. Learn how to transform your garage operations from a cost center into a reliability powerhouse.
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Donald Arndt began working for Marion (Wis.) School District in 1960, first as a technician and then as a school bus driver.
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V-REX, a vertical rise, drive-on platform lift, is designed for large vehicles.
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Designed to be shared among any type of vehicle and operated by multiple drivers, SPARC uses Internet of Things technology and streams precise location, driver, and passenger check-in information along with vehicle details to any dashboard.
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The National Conference on Weights and Measures approves the diesel gallon equivalent standard as a legally authorized method of sale for natural gas sold as motor fuel.
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As troopers inspect buses in the six-county Putnamville region, one school district passes with a 100% initial approval rating.
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The latest programs for school bus routing can help school bus operations build safe and efficient routes while integrating with other fleet management functions, including GPS, driver monitoring, and KPI tracking.
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Permatex Fast Orange Grease X Mechanic’s Laundry Detergent is designed specifically for automotive technicians.
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The disc brake pads feature semi-metallic formulations designed for each school bus application, according to Raybestos.
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Gabriel’s improved misting reduction seal for its heavy-duty shock products is designed to extend service life and reduce overall downtime for maintenance.
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The technology will enable school bus operators to update engine control modules over a secure Wi-Fi connection.
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