School Bus Driver Honored By New York County Legislator
Rose Marie Walker recognizes Educational Bus Transportation driver Titus Francis for his actions while driving for a field trip.
Rose Marie Walker recognizes Educational Bus Transportation driver Titus Francis for his actions while driving for a field trip.
Dafo Vehicle Fire Protection AB supplies fire detection and suppression systems for buses and coaches.
The rear tire of the bus, owned by Illinois-based Herscher Christian Church, catches fire. The teenagers and adults on board are able to exit unharmed as the fire quickly spreads.
DeQuan Brooks is charged with child abuse and second-degree assault for allegedly throwing a student around the bus and choking him. The student reportedly tried to throw Brooks’ phone out a window.
An Idaho mother and her child tell a local news source how much they appreciate the kindness and peace of mind their bus driver and monitor give them.
The state earmarks $130 million for electric buses. The mitigation funding is expected to become available starting in early 2019.
The new “Securement 101” course covers safety and liability, equipment operation, and securing wheelchairs and occupants.
The securement equipment supplier will annually honor a special-needs driver for exemplary service. The winner will receive $1,000.
The five West Virginia drivers and a school nurse receive certificates from their county board of education for tending to three motorists whose car hydroplaned and rolled over.
The two bills would require all school bus drivers, including those who drive smaller buses and are exempted under federal law, to be included in the sample pool for random tests and undergo pre-employment testing.
Heidi King, President Trump’s pick to lead NHTSA, moves closer to confirmation. She is currently the agency’s deputy administrator.
The nonprofit TechForce Foundation finds that postsecondary supply of new vehicle technicians has not kept up with a spike in demand.
Three school districts in the Richmond area increase driver wages. One bumps pay by nearly 5%, another by 10%.
Ohio and Washington lawmakers introduce bills that would require school buses to be equipped with lap-shoulder belts. In New York and New Jersey, legislators propose upgrades from lap-only belts to lap-shoulder belts.
Marilyn Dunlap left her bus driving career to deal with cancer treatment. Now she has some extra money for retirement thanks to a winning lottery ticket.
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