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School Bus Lighting System Company Featured in National Museum
The tale of Gardian Angel is showcased in a digital time capsule at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
The tale of Gardian Angel is showcased in a digital time capsule at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
The transaction represents an enterprise value of $1.6 billion for Proterra.
The association’s executive director is stepping down after serving in the role for seven years. His career in pupil transportation spans nearly four decades.
KWRL, which provides school bus service for four of the state’s school districts, enhances its cleaning protocols and transitions its operations to a new paperless, digital recordkeeping system.
Paccar Parts is introducing new electric vehicle charging stations to support the global launch of electric vehicles.
The school transportation provider urges motorists, students, and parents to take extra precautions on the road and at school bus stops during the winter months.
She says in a letter to President Trump that her departure is in response to his spurring violent protestors who breached the U.S. Capitol. Her resignation is effective Jan. 8.
Janet Throgmorton of Fancy Farm Elementary School obtains her CDL to ensure students have transportation to and from school.
Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao is resigning, effective Monday, Jan. 11, the first member of President Donald Trump’s cabinet to leave in the wake of the Jan. 6 mob of his supporters breaching the U.S. Capitol.
The Union R-XI School District will purchase six Type C buses and lease three Type A buses. It will use the federal funds to buy school bus camera systems for contact tracing.
According to community events data service Burbio, 53.4% of U.S. K-12 students are now learning remotely. Many schools that are virtual-only now will likely shift back to in-person instruction in the coming weeks.
The EV manufacturer will offer the charging station and network provider’s full line of solutions to electric fleets.
Edward Monfort, who built the first working electric school bus, will bring two of his latest inventions to market with the electric vehicle manufacturer.
The effort includes $16.4 million in incentives for the expansion of electric bus usage amongst public transportation authorities, as well as $2.5 million for school bus operators to acquire cleaner forms of transportation with lower emissions.
Pupil transporters can submit information to be potentially included in a video that will recognize industry contributions in February.