New Jersey School Bus Safety Bills Signed Into Law
The new laws raise fines for offending school bus contractors and require public identification of those contractors so they can't be given future contracts.
The new laws raise fines for offending school bus contractors and require public identification of those contractors so they can't be given future contracts.
This episode of The Route discusses tax exemption for CERTS grants, how illegally passing buses will result paying for bus safety, and the now virtual NASDPTS.
John Smith, bus safety officer for Greenville (S.C.) Public Schools, provides a refresher for staying safe on the school bus.
Stop playing with fire! Many fire suppression systems are available for school buses, and with special technology that catches flames early, it can mean all the difference in saving lives and equipment.
A combination of radar units, LED ground lights, and haptic feedback comes together in the Saf-T-Zone system.
The legislation signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul uses a portion of fines for illegal passing of stopped buses to fund training for school bus drivers and motorists.
Interactive safety presentations, special bus driver gifts, and a bus showcase at a state fair were just some of the events that took place during NAPT’s National School Bus Safety Week.
In this video produced by Liberty-Benton Local Schools, Brandon Kendrick, a school resource officer, gets help from students with sharing bus safety tips.
Students and transportation staff from San Antonio Independent School District team up to produce a video for this year’s National School Bus Safety Week. The video is set to an iconic, catchy tune: “The Name Game.”
The nationwide school transportation provider is partnering with Netradyne, developer of AI-driven fleet safety technology.
The 3-vehicle crash in Pittsgrove Township killed two and injured three.
Hear about National School Bus Safety Week, EPA rebate opportunities, new stop-arm legislation, and more in this episode of The Route by School Bus Fleet.
Students and teachers at Michael C. Riley Elementary School in Beaufort, S.C., discuss ways to stay safe on the school bus.
Just in time for National School Bus Safety Week, the North Carolina State Fair in Raleigh hosts a Wake County school bus to showcase safety features and the importance of protecting students who ride the bus.
The association looks beyond COVID and critical driver-shortage impacts to gather data.
Interactive safety presentations, special bus driver gifts, and a bus showcase at a state fair were just some of the events that took place during NAPT’s National School Bus Safety Week.
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