<I>SBF</i> launches new video section
New feature on SchoolBusFleet.com offers an array of pupil transportation videos — from school bus safety PSAs to training material to funny bus-related clips.

In this PSA from NASDPTS, country music superstar Toby Keith tells motorists what they need to do when they come to a stopped school bus. The clip is in SBF’s new video section.
A new feature on SchoolBusFleet.com offers an array of pupil transportation videos — from school bus safety PSAs to training material to funny bus-related clips.
In one notable entry, a PSA from the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services, country music superstar Toby Keith tells motorists what they need to do when they come to a stopped school bus.
The section also includes a Jackson (Miss.) Public Schools recruitment video in which a school bus driver describes the benefits of her line of work.
In another entry, footage from an on-board camera allegedly shows a Pennsylvania school bus driver running 10 stop signs before ultimately crashing into a car.
The section also has videos shot by SBF editors at industry events, such as the recent National Congress on School Transportation.
There’s even an old live-action film in which Winnie the Pooh and his friends teach children about school bus safety.
To visit the new section, click the Videos tab in the upper navigational bar or click here.
If you have a video that you’d like us to consider including in the section, let us know at info@schoolbusfleet.com.
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