
Pro-Vision has added live video streaming and GPS mapping to its CloudConnect platform, giving fleet managers real-time tools to boost safety, efficiency, and responsiveness.
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Durham School Services’ Derek Canode has been named Idaho’s Technician of the Year after leading efforts to ensure more than 235 buses were ready and compliant for the West Ada School District.
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The federal agency has issued a proposal to repeal all greenhouse gas emission standards on light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles and engines to restore consumer choice and save on regulatory costs.
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By converting its diesel buses to run on RNG, Orange Grove Charter School is cutting emissions and saving $750 a month through a fuel cost reduction.
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Hurry, this survey closes tomorrow! SBF is looking for school district input on a variety of topics for our annual report. Responses are due by Sept. 19, 2025.
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The contractor company revealed its roadmap for the upcoming school year, which includes expanding its HALO platform to all buses, rolling out a new Rate My Service feature, and adding to its alternative transportation solution.
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EverDriven's newest report features insights from 500+ school district leaders, highlighting how districts are tackling chronic absenteeism and equity gaps by turning to technology-enabled, student-centered solutions.
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The federal agencies have dropped plans to require speed limiters on heavy vehicles due to ongoing concerns about safety, policy, and lack of clear data.
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Heard of the 45W or 30C tax credits? If not, we got you! Here’s a summary of who is eligible to claim it and the timelines to apply for electric school bus funding. Hurry, though, because timelines have moved up!
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Looking to lead better and learn about the latest industry tech and trends? Seats are almost full for SBFX 2025; apply now for a custom-curated experience for school bus professionals, completely free for district and contractor admins!
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