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In this collection of recent news about incidents and accidents related to pupil transportation: masked teens attempt to shoot a student; an investigation into several school bus fires; an arrest in an attack on a school bus driver; and more.
Tim Ammon is tapped to succeed H. Kevin Mest as the company’s vice president and general manager of passenger services.
Taylor Freeland, a native West Virginian, is expected to maintain an inclusive work environment and build opportunities for employee engagement. She will be based out of the company's South Charleston manufacturing facility.
A pickup truck driver reportedly swerved right to avoid the School District of Reedsburg bus, but still sideswiped it before going over a driveway and striking a student.
The company announced that Phil Horlock, who led Blue Bird between 2011 and 2021, is now back as president and CEO, replacing Matthew Stevenson.
High school senior Cameron Ackerknecht earned a $1,000 scholarship toward her education at State University of New York at New Paltz for her acrylic painting in Leonard Bus Sales' annual contest.
The company reports an improved outlook with turnaround ahead of schedule in Q2.
The agency is gathering information until June 5 related to zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles, including school buses, from manufacturers, school districts, fleets, and other stakeholders.
Effective in early June 2023, National Express Group PLC changes its name to Mobico Group PLC and the stock ticker of MCG.
Winners receive $100 gift cards and a certificate. Deadline for entries: June 23.
Quarterly updates from electric school bus manufacturer Lion Electric, covering revenues and sales and delivery reports.
Four EV buses have been assigned to the Middletown City School District’s fleet, replacing a handful of higher-emission vehicles.
Federal and state programs make electric school buses more affordable, but technical support and fleet electrification planning can hamper ambitions.
The Colorado-based provider of zero-emission vehicles announced its next-gen electric school bus built on the GM-based ZEV4 platform.
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