Top 4 most-viewed feature articles of 2014
Articles that attracted the most traffic on Schoolbusfleet.com this year covered such topics as post-accident procedures, the NAPT Summit and diesel exhaust fluid.

A piece on post-accident procedures was the most-viewed feature article on Schoolbusfleet.com this year.
Articles that attracted the most traffic on Schoolbusfleet.com this year covered such topics as post-accident procedures, the NAPT Summit and diesel exhaust fluid.
Here are the four most-viewed features of the year, with links to the full articles.
1. Post-accident Procedures Committees Key in Prevention
44,815 views
Whether using a committee or more informal arrangement, selecting the right members, having procedures in place in advance for determining preventable measures and driver retraining are crucial.
2. NAPT Summit Report
32,510 views
From sessions on enhancing safety and efficiency to awards for outstanding service, here’s our rundown of highlights from the National Association for Pupil Transportation’s 2013 Summit, held in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
3. Getting the Most Out of DEF
32,338 views
Understanding some basic facts about diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), such as its freezing point, the importance of using high-quality DEF and keeping it clean, and proper storage procedures, will go a long way in its efficiency.
4. 6 New Products to Streamline the School Bus Shop
31,158 views
Offerings help make cleaning and refurbishment easier, boost fuel efficiency, and organize jobs and tasks.
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