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From North Dakota public charter school regulations, tracking illegal school bus passing consequences in multiple states, and the continued debate on New York’s electric school bus mandate, here’s the latest in school bus legislation across the U.S.
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Built on the ABC model and decades of NORMS training, the course helps transportation supervisors turn safe behaviors into habits with a standardized safety culture.
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The 6-year-old ran in front of the bus and was hit by its rear wheels during the afternoon route on Dec. 3.
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The safety product provider highlighted its CrossSafe 360 perimeter visibility system and other offerings after receiving a 2026 recognition from Education Technology Insights Canada.
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A new Child Safety Network–BusGates collaboration targets the split-second when kids are most at risk, and early results show illegal passings can drop to zero.
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In the wake of the Rockland student's death, RSU 13 classes were cancelled. Meanwhile, both the student and the driver's name have been released.
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The total fatalities remain unchanged compared to the last school year across the U.S. All injuries sustained were from school buses.
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Safe Fleet’s Mike Hagan on the future of school bus safety technology — from predictive stop arms and driver monitoring to AI cameras and law enforcement partnerships. Sponsored by IC Bus.
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Safe Fleet’s Mike Hagan joins us on The Route to discuss the future of school bus safety technology — from predictive stop arms and driver monitoring to AI cameras and law enforcement partnerships. The Route is sponsored by IC Bus — proudly manufacturing the Next Generation CE Series.
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The alternative transportation provider now has higher standards for screening, certification, and ongoing education for its CareDriver community.
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School bus safety isn’t just about driving; it’s about preparedness. Discover why investing in security training is crucial for protecting drivers and students.
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