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From federal updates and student behavior strategies to new school bus technology and industry awards, see highlights from NAPT ACTS 2026 in Louisville.
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How school districts battle dead spots and service issues with improved communications technology.
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School Bus Fleet’s Administrator of the Year for 2022 is a servant leader who manages bus routes, drives the soccer team, helps families with transportation to medical appointments, and sometimes works as a backup custodian.
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When a key player in your department retires or moves on, prevent panic by having a proactive plan in place from the get-go. Try out these tips from school bus industry leaders to be ready to react.
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This year's report highlights the continued driver and staffing shortages and pandemic-related affects on student transportation operations.
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Jim Nelles comes to the school bus manufacturer with 20 years of leadership experience in global supply chain management and operations.
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The agency is giving new school bus driver applicants until June 30 to seek their intrastate CDL without requiring engine component knowledge.
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The school bus drivers and monitors provide pupil transportation services for Baltimore public schools.
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Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps recent news headlines from the pupil transportation industry - including new details about the EPA Clean School Bus rebate program.
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The Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Air Quality has earmarked 80% of the $67.9 million for diesel bus and vehicle replacement, with $27 million specifically for school buses.
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The third application filing window runs from April 28-May 13 to distribute at least $1 billion in support from the Emergency Connectivity Fund.
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