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EverDriven is bringing its experience with complex transportation into a new school bus routing support division. In this video, Greg Jackson breaks down what the service offers and why districts need this kind of help now more than ever.
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From new shop products to electric school bus maintenance considerations and our annual maintenance survey results, don't miss these articles.
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The newest gasoline-powered B6.7 Octane engine is fuel-efficient and EPA 2027 certified, and the B7.2 offers another diesel option.
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Know an amazing school bus contractor who embodies dedication, excellence, and innovation for safe, reliable student transportation? Nominate them for SBF's 2025 award! Hurry, nominations close April 4.
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To meet New Mexico’s electric vehicle adoption goals, $150 million has been allocated to the state’s fleet of over 2,000 school buses in support of Nuvve’s efforts.
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New leadership, continued commitment. Thomas Built Buses’ new CEO talks with SBF about industry trends, product architecture, and what’s coming next for the big yellow bus.
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Thomas Built Buses once again scored above 70 amongst customers who were surveyed for their Net Promoter Score.
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In this new role, Warner will oversee EverDriven’s field operations strategy on the Eastern half of the U.S., focusing on strengthening relationships with school districts, enhancing a safety-first approach, and refining operational processes.
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What went down at California’s state association annual conference? Peep the top takeaways and fun photos from this year’s gathering.
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The Missouri district with more than 18,000 students and 60 schools awards a 3-year contract to Zum for the 2025-26 school year.
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Meet one of many inspiring faces behind the bus as we honor Black History Month. Tristan Scott, a school transportation leader and motivational speaker from Texas, talks goals, her experience as a working mother, and finding resolve.
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