Indiana-based Student Transport aims to reduce the timeline to prepare new drivers for the CDL test to acquire their Class B License to two or three weeks.
The school bus manufacturer is reinforcing its commitment to safety, technology, and electrification through its CE Series school bus.
Voters support Bethlehem Central Schools’ plans to buy up to five electric school buses. The purchase in the 2021-22 school year is contingent upon state grant funding.
The OEM is sponsoring NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski. He will drive the No. 2 Thomas Built Buses Ford Mustang.
Three winners will each receive a $100 cash prize. Entries must be received by June 30.
Nuvve and Stonepeak are teaming up to pursue a $750 million joint venture, called Levo, to deploy turnkey electric vehicle charging and Transportation-as-a-Service for school buses and other commercial fleets.
As motorists across the U.S. rush out to fill up their gas tanks during the Colonial Pipeline disruption, one Virginia school district coordinates with its fuel vendor, while another district in Tennessee hosts virtual learning days to save fuel.
Vehicle-to-everything technology tested on a Fulton County Schools bus shows it can alert a connected vehicle driver with a visual warning and audible signal to slow down, potentially preventing illegal passing incidents.
The conference will take place in Denver, Colorado, from Sept. 15 to 17.
The state releases its second round of Volkswagen settlement funding for electric buses.
New numbers from the California Air Resources Board demonstrate the importance of renewable fuels in cutting greenhouse gases from heavy-duty vehicles in California.
Legislation would lead to drunk driving prevention technology as standard equipment on all new vehicles.
Lack of sleep results in slower reaction time, poor coordination, and less ability to pay attention.
If targets are met, the telematics provider will donate $25,000 to Together for Safer Road’s Vision Zero Technology Fund that helps equip essential and not-for-profit fleets with safety technology.
Proposed legislation would require all new school buses purchased in the state, starting Jan. 1, 2023, to be equipped with seat belts.
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