Arizona Approves $8.4M More VW Funds for New School Buses
The state releases its second wave of the settlement funds, approving the purchase of 76 diesel and alternative-fuel schools buses for 22 school districts.
The state releases its second wave of the settlement funds, approving the purchase of 76 diesel and alternative-fuel schools buses for 22 school districts.
The New Jersey driver reportedly tries to make a left turn and collides with a tractor-trailer, authorities say. Fourteen students are taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The survey covers such topics as student ridership, driver pay, and special-needs bus equipment.
Dave Eckles started out as a substitute bus driver and worked his way up to transportation director. He retired in December.
An Oklahoma driver resigns and an aide is suspended after reportedly leaving a 7-year-old with a wheelchair who has cerebral palsy on a bus for over six hours and not reporting it.
The Florida aide was charged with 32 counts of child abuse in June, but the charges were dropped because state law allows parents and other adults to use corporal punishment.
Gwinnett County Public Schools supplies a nonprofit with 72 buses, drivers, and other staff to drive through Atlanta and raise awareness of the issue.
The student from Montgomery County (Md.) Public Schools is taken to the wrong bus stop and returns home more than six hours after afternoon dismissal.
Darlene Campbell of Georgia earns the HERO award from the Henry County (Ga.) Board of Education for helping a student on her bus who was reportedly having a bad seizure.
Deborah Hersman will leave her post as CEO and president of the National Safety Council to join Waymo, a self-driving technology development company.
Registration is open for the supplier’s Air Brake Training course and its new Advanced Technology Training course.
The state Department of Education confirms that all 1995 and 1996 models, which accounted for a majority of the state’s thermal events, have been scrapped and replaced.
The Pflugerville Independent School District’s board of trustees approves $14.8 million for a fleet of 159 new school buses.
Sen. Randy Head drafts a bill that addresses same-side pickups on state highways; reducing speed limits near bus stops; and increasing penalties for traffic law violations resulting in death.
The West Fargo Public Schools board of directors provides $314,200 in funding for the district's and state's first electric-powered school bus.
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