The company’s Client Aid Relief for (r)Evolutionary Software Act will reduce the cost for school districts to access its Routefinder PLUS software and defer payments until July 2021.
Carroll County Public Schools will outfit all 311 of its school buses with BusPatrol’s stop-arm cameras and technology from Zonar, Transfinder, and FirstNet.
Donna Channell, a driver for Helena Intermediate School, is recognized for her more than 30 years of service.
Gail Brusseau, 66, who worked for Clay County District Schools for 26 years, planned to retire in December. She passed away on Oct. 9.
Gail Brusseau, 66, who worked for Clay County District Schools for 26 years, planned to retire in December. She passed away on Oct. 9.
H.K. Truck Center will sell and service Lion’s class 5 to class 8 heavy-duty truck offerings, as well as the LionA, LionC, LionD, and LionM bus models.
The city will acquire the company’s school bus operating assets, which include its approximately 1,000-vehicle fleet and all equipment necessary for bus service.
Rossville Consolidated School District, Hamilton Southeastern Schools, and Wa-Nee Community Schools are running buses with illuminated signs to further enhance bus visibility and mitigate illegal passing.
The New York City Department of Education will reportedly pay the companies 40% of contracts established before the pandemic, instead of 85%, approximately $273 million.
The free app for Sonim devices offers simple yet powerful safety features for first responders.
Mutual customers will have access to both smart fleet management capabilities from Zonar and Navistar’s OnCommand Connection’s Advanced Remote Diagnostics solutions.
The Thomas Built Buses Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley electric bus for Beverly Public Schools can reportedly travel up to 134 miles on a three-hour charge.
Ray Bartness of Longview Public Schools collects more than $3,000 for his fellow school bus drivers after conducting a walk-a-thon fundraiser.
The school bus manufacturer is hosting webinars and contests related to its alternative-power offerings throughout the month.
Renee Boydo, who oversees more than 450 First Student locations and all aspects of the company’s driver training programs, is named a 2020 Rising Star of Safety.