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Drivers from across the U.S. and Canada showcased their safety and driving skills, with two defending champions successfully retaining their titles.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Pupil transportation was among the topics discussed at the 85th meeting of the Transportation Research Board (TRB), held Jan. 22-26 in the nation’s capital.
Read More →Recognizing that buses are safer than vans for transporting children, Knowledge Learning Corp. (KLC), the largest provider of early childhood care and education programs, is aggressively replacing its vans with buses.
Read More →MAUI, Hawaii — The National School Transportation Association (NSTA) addressed a number of critical issues facing the pupil transportation industry at its mid-winter meeting in late January.
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Meet three of the nation's largest school bus contractors, and find out what separates them from the rest of the pack.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. — The administrator positions at two key federal transportation agencies are in the process of turning over.
Read More →There were 20 student deaths attributed to school bus “danger zone” accidents during the 2004-05 school year, a 122 percent increase over the previous year.
Read More →The bus stop is the moment of truth for all school transportation departments. Students’ lives are at risk every time they enter or exit our school buses.
Read More →WARRENVILLE, Ill. — Students are again being urged to be cool — and safe — as they ride the bus to and from school.
Read More →PORTLAND, Tenn. — A statewide survey found a low degree of support for seat belts on school buses.
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Since joining the Transportation Security Administration last April, Jeane Poole has elevated school buses to "highly vulnerable" on the agency's list of risk assessments and is preparing training programs to address terrorist threat.
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