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Check out some of the latest personnel moves from across the school bus industry, including new leadership appointments, various promotions, and major restructuring.
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The National School Transportation Association Annual Meeting awards banquet in Pittsburgh also saw Carina Noble pass the leadership baton to Dan Kobussen.
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The first full day of the Pittsburgh conference included a presentation from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, electric vehicle discussions, and a keynote speech from football great Curt Warner.
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The student transportation provider gave a mini school bus to the Little Egg Harbor Police Junior Recruits.
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The National School Transportation Association kicked off its annual meeting on July 16 with a game in the Rooftop section of PNC Park in Pittsburgh, treating attendees to a match between the hometown Pirates and the visiting San Francisco Giants.
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Discover how improving communication approaches in school transportation fleets can foster trust, enhance efficiency, and ensure the safety of students. Uncover key strategies and tools to create a connected and streamlined transportation system.
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It may be hard to believe, but we’re already better than halfway through 2023. So let’s take stock of what news stories and feature articles have proven most engaging for School Bus Fleet’s readers during the first six months!
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The school transportation provider wants to hire as many as 8,000 school bus drivers in the United States and Canada.
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Todd Watkins, who once made a name for himself leading the charge in converting the Montgomery County Public Schools bus fleet to electric vehicles, entered the plea to a misdemeanor with a penalty range from probation to six months in jail.
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A state grand jury returned a superseding indictment in a case about two Paterson school bus companies allegedly using unqualified drivers and misleading public school districts.
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