
NSTA Announces 2026 School Bus Driver International Safety Competition Winners
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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Drivers from across the U.S. and Canada showcased their safety and driving skills, with two defending champions successfully retaining their titles.
Read More →At the New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT), we decided to invest time, energy and expertise in ensuring that good school bus safety laws are enacted in our state.
Read More →Believe it or not, there are other things happening in the political world, although you wouldn’t know it from the network TV coverage. Surprisingly, some of them could affect the pupil transportation industry. More surprisingly, they could have a positive effect.
Read More →New tactics for reducing 'fly-bys,' including video surveillance, flashing headlights and multiple stop arms.
Read More →Consulting the law enforcement list of registered sex offenders can help you avoid dangerous routing oversights.
Read More →A 16-year-old girl was charged with aggravated battery for stabbing a 16-year-old boy aboard a Miami school bus.
Read More →Transportation managers should inventory their fleets and assess their risks. And drivers should be trained how to respond to an underride crash.
Read More →Bullying can have severe consequences - driver distraction, accidents and even death. Bus drivers need to understand how rules and respect can help them minimize this behavior.
Read More →The following commentary was drawn from a speech given by Lee Larson at the 1999 National Association for Pupil Transportation conference in Denver. He attended the conference to introduce the Leland E.G. "Lee" Larson Quality Student Transportation Award.
Read More →By focusing the seat-belt debate on large school buses, have we overlooked the potential danger of lap belts on small buses?
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Put together a marketing package that shows your commitment to safety. Develop a long-term relationship with your risk carrier.
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