
Drivers and Technicians: Help Benchmark Today's School Bus Manufacturers
If you've spent time behind the wheel or under the hood, we want to hear your perspective on the buses you know best.
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If you've spent time behind the wheel or under the hood, we want to hear your perspective on the buses you know best.
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The North Carolina-based school bus manufacturer serves as title sponsor for The Bobby Labonte Foundation’s Charity Bike Ride, helping to raise $50,000 for three local nonprofit organizations.
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The company’s 2018 United to End Bullying Coloring and Poster Contest is accepting entries through Nov. 30.
Read More →Drivers from two Alabama schools will set up boxes on their buses for students to place food items that will then be donated to the community and local food pantries.
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Nearly $13 million of the state’s $64.8 million in mitigation plan funds will go toward replacing aging diesel school buses with new diesel-powered, electric, or other alt-fuel buses.
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The National Congress on School Transportation’s writing committees are seeking subject matter experts and public comment as they prepare for the 2020 Congress.
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Tom Fish, who was also a school bus driver and mechanic for Crown Point (N.Y.) Central School, passed away in October.
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The two-way radio supplier introduces the KWSA80K and KWSA50K handset devices, designed with hardware and functional advancements.
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Senior-level officials who have influence in purchasing decisions for school transportation fleets of at least 30 vehicles can apply to take part in the educational event through Feb. 1.
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A school bus fire demonstration, sessions and awards addressing safety and training, and a trade show showcasing the latest technology were some of the draws at this year's NAPT and NASDPTS conferences.
Read More →More than 30 drivers with Crestwood (Pa.) School District were unable to service their routes, causing the district to cancel classes for two days.
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