
The special-needs equipment supplier is about to get a new home for its North American operations not far from its current HQ in the Buckeye State.
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Dorchester School District Four is now conducting the basic skills portion of the CDL test as a third-party examiner for the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles using its new skill pad.
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Six safety advocates and experts across various organizations bring a multidisciplinary approach to student transportation safety and help guide the company. Plus, more on its safety statistics and methodology.
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The new Transportant Solutions helps districts plan the most efficient and safe routing and system monitoring. Berryville, Arkansas, has signed on as the first customer.
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David Katcher joins as COO and Tyler Baldwin as CRO, each bringing extensive leadership experience to play a key role in scaling HopSkipDrive's footprint and impact.
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The electric buses now begin routes at the Grant County School District with funds from the EPA Clean School Bus Program.
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A new survey seeks input from dealerships to share information on challenges, sales trends, services offered, and more. Responses close June 20, and participants get a free article on how to develop deeper customer relationships.
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The School District of Osceola County celebrates an increased ability to serve students as it opened a new Eastern facility to launch for the 2025-26 school year and broke ground on another on the West side for the following year.
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The engine company's agreements with Heliox, OpConnect, Autel, and The Mobility House will support customers' transition to electric vehicle adoption and infrastructure through new products and aftermarket support.
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The alternative transportation provider's first-ever report details its 99.99% safety record across 2 million rides and 33 million miles. This and more metrics on driver compliance, vehicle reliability, incident and risk management, are inside.
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