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Newsby StaffJune 21, 2012

Exclusive interview: NHTSA chief David Strickland

On Strickland’s watch, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has publicly supported the safety record of the yellow bus and has launched a campaign to promote ridership. In an interview with SBF, the administrator discusses these topics and reaffirms the agency’s decision to not mandate seat belts on large school buses.

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Newsby StaffJune 21, 2012

School bus delivers free lunches

A Florida elementary school is using a converted school bus to serve meals to children throughout the summer. Also on the menu: free books.

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Newsby StaffJune 20, 2012

David Ruback, president of REI, passes away

Ruback lost his battle with pancreatic cancer last month at the age of 56. Company officials say Ruback, who joined the company in 1987 and was promoted to president in 1998, was instrumental in REI’s growth and commitment to service.

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Articlesby Thomas McMahonJune 19, 2012

New execs bring ‘fresh eyes’ to IC Bus

Over the past year, the school bus manufacturer has assembled a leadership team that is instilling new ideas into the business — from manufacturing improvements to sales and marketing strategies.

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Newsby StaffJune 19, 2012

Financial export added to fleet management software

Arsenault Associates’ FinanceLink, part of its Dossier version 6.2, allows users to easily export parts purchasing data to business systems for payment and reconciliation.

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Newsby StaffJune 19, 2012

1 of Chowchilla kidnappers to be released

Prison officials say that Richard Schoenfeld, who was among the three convicted in the infamous 1976 school bus kidnapping in California, will get out on parole this month.

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Newsby Thomas McMahonJune 18, 2012

Bus stop near-miss makes for powerful lesson

Footage of an illegal passer nearly striking a West Virginia boy leaving his school bus is being used for public education and driver training. And the state has a variety of other initiatives that are helping to crack down on stop-arm running.

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Newsby StaffJune 18, 2012

Durham wins Wash., Ore. contracts

The contractor will serve Newport (Wash.) School District and St. Helens Public Schools in Portland under five-year agreements that will begin in July for the upcoming school year. Durham will operate 78 routes for Newport and 28 routes for St. Helens.

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Newsby StaffJune 18, 2012

Okla. high schoolers to ride transit buses for free

Under the program approved by the Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority board, students enrolled in Oklahoma City Public Schools’ academies can use the Metro buses at no charge, including for non-school activities. Metro and school buses will work in concert to transport the students.

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Newsby StaffJune 14, 2012

New partnership takes aim at stop-arm running

Under the agreement, American Traffic Solutions’ automated School Bus Stop Arm Enforcement Solution CrossingGuard will be powered by AngelTrax’s IntelliGuard Stop Arm Enforcement Camera System. AngelTrax President Richie Howard says that the companies’ system “will help raise awareness in our communities of illegal school bus stop arm running and potentially save children’s lives.”

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