November 2016

Fit for Duty: Training, Education Protect Pupil Transportation Against National Drug Abuse Spike

Amid a reported rise in prescription drug misuse and illicit drug abuse in the general workforce, school transportation providers stay vigilant with up-to-date training, education, and wellness efforts.

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In This Issue

A company called Otto is currently testing self-driving trucks, which it touts as a way to avoid...

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Self-Driving Trucks Are Here — Could Buses Be Far Behind?

Cook-Illinois Corp.’s school bus purchase this year was all propane (pictured) and gasoline...

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Diesel Buses Still Dominate, But Some See Bright Future for Alt-Fuels

Currently operating under a continuing resolution and following the Nov. 8 elections, Congress...

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NSTA Advocacy in Action — The Power of the Purse

Photo by Barry Johnson

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6 Ways to Address New Overtime Rules

Illustration by Yuda Chen

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How Planning for Missed Bus Stops Can Prevent Tragedies

The recent back-to-school news cycle had numerous stories about school districts struggling with...

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NAPT News & Views — Driver Shortage Demands Innovative Thinking

Organizers in the Ohio Shared Services Collaborative equipped school buses with RFID readers,...

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Collaborative Shares Data, Saves Money