
Kelli Goterba Named 2026 Special-Needs School Bus Driver of the Year
Through building trust with students and strengthening her transportation team, Goterba exemplifies the impact special-needs drivers can make.
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Through building trust with students and strengthening her transportation team, Goterba exemplifies the impact special-needs drivers can make.
Read More →Drivers and other transportation employees from an Oregon district raise money through a raffle and solicit donations for the party. A total of 55 special-needs students plus some siblings and parents participated this year.
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Lori Partee and Sandy James, both special-needs bus drivers for Henry County (Ga.) Schools, advance to next year’s National Special Needs Team Safety Roadeo.
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Turner, whose pupil transportation career spanned more than 40 years, authored training manuals and numerous articles on special-needs transportation.
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Adolfo Salinas has more than 20 years of experience in the engineering design and application of mobile bus air conditioning.
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The industry veteran is named the new Canadian bus division national sales manager for Collins Bus parent company Allied Specialty Vehicles.
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In those two states, First Priority will offer sales and service for Trans Tech’s Type A school buses, including the all-electric eSeries.
Read More →An Alabama bus driver and aide noticed something was wrong when a special-needs student’s father did not show up at her bus stop. They found him in his home suffering a stroke and got him help in time to save his life.
Read More →In New York, a 6-year old with autism ran from his bus after it stopped at his school. The bus aide tried to catch up with him, and police eventually found him safe more than 30 blocks away.
Read More →The state’s two-day Transporting Passengers with Special Needs conference that was scheduled for Nov. 17 and 18 will now be held Dec. 8 and 9.
Read More →The Virginia driver contacted a news station when she learned that the student’s family couldn’t afford to send her to prom. The station paid for the student’s prom outfit, and a local bank donated a $300 gift card to the driver for her good deed.
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