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We caught up with Wa-Nee Community Schools' Annette Brown on site at SBFX, where she was named the 2026 School Bus Driver Hero Award winner. Hear about her reaction, what she loves most about being a school bus driver, and more!
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Check out some highlights from School Bus Fleet ConneX (SBFX) and see why attendees show up year after year.
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HopSkipDrive is on its way to the ATL, offering Georgia school districts a solution to bus driver shortages and student absenteeism.
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The latest state-by-state student transportation statistics for the most recent school year, sponsored by First Light Safety.
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We're on the lookout for inspiring up-and-coming leaders in the K-12 student transportation industry to highlight as SBF's 2025 Trailblazers. Nominations close Feb. 3, 2025.
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Get the scoop on North American 2024 school bus sales totals, plus a historical look over the last 10 years for comparison. This report is sponsored by First Light Safety Products.
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Need a quick snapshot of the top school transportation news and topics for the first week of December? Check out SBF's new video short to catch up on what's been happening in under a minute.
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The appointments bring a new chief technology officer and chief people officer to the stop-arm safety provider.
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Inverness Graham-backed GPS Trackit will be merging with Zonar Systems, Inc. which will operate as part of GPS Trackit’s portfolio.
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North America Central School Bus's president and CEO, Steve Hemmerlein, retires after three decades in student transportation. Jason Walker steps into the role.
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The alternative transportation provider gains more momentum as it reached 150 million miles logged and now operates in 33 states.
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