SLEC Announces Products Revamp
The vehicle lift supplier and manufacturer has made some recent updates to its lifts and now offers a new cable system.
The vehicle lift supplier and manufacturer has made some recent updates to its lifts and now offers a new cable system.
Six of the state’s school bus drivers receive awards for their dedication and years of service.
Some Carmel Clay Schools elementary school teachers are being trained to drive routes before and after the school day this upcoming school year, and will receive $18,000 to do so.
The school bus manufacturer’s new 60,000-square-foot facility will provide paint coverage, minimize waste, and enhance efficiencies within Blue Bird’s production line.
The presidents of the NSTA, NAPT, and NASDPTS send a joint letter to Congress expressing support for the Stop for School Buses Act of 2019 to address illegal passing.
Prestolite Electric’s Leece-Neville PowerPro Extreme 5 12V will be standard on Blue Bird's Vision, All American FE Diesel, and All American RE Diesel school buses.
Attorney General Curtis Hill Jr. releases an opinion that states that regulations do not place a limit on the length of school bus stop arms. He adds that motorists who pass a bus with its stop arm out are liable for resulting damages or injuries.
Avon Lake City Schools and Beachwood City Schools each receive 72-passenger school buses equipped with lap-shoulder belts to use in a pilot program that will monitor safety and student behavior.
C.L. Jones stops and exits his truck on the roadway when a school bus hits him and the vehicle, police say.
Otsego Local Schools receives a $40,000 grant to purchase new camera systems for all 13 of its school buses.
The state Department of Education recognizes 16 school districts for their commitment to ensuring safe and efficient student transportation.
The North Carolina Pupil Transportation Association held the first statewide school bus routing competition on June 27. Three contestants place and one winner was selected.
More than 20 of Hamilton County (Fla.) School District’s transportation staff visit local nursing home residents after waving at them all school year as they headed out on their routes.
The drivers and aides allegedly submitted false accident injury claims totaling $426,933. They reportedly used medical records supplied by fellow participants and shared the personal information of about 11 children.
Four of the state's school bus drivers will participate in the international competition.
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