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The eighth issue of 2024 reveals results of our annual school district survey, talks about alt-fuel options for non-electrifiers, keys to a winning stop-arm camera program, and more.
Read More →The limited 5-year exemption takes effect Dec. 4 and lasts until the same date in 2027, allowing the company's digital camera system to serve as an alternative to two rear-vision mirrors.
Read More →The new Ranger Hybrid DVR now supports more HD cameras and is backward compatible.
Read More →Compatibility between the suppliers’ systems gives Synovia users camera views and video recording options from Safety Vision, and Safety Vision users fleet management features from Synovia.
Read More →An analysis of recent school district contracts for bus video surveillance systems finds an average purchase of three cameras per bus. That and other dynamics are identified in this article by market analyst Paul Irby.
Read More →Gov. Nikki Haley approves legislation that allows South Carolina school buses to be equipped with digital video recording devices to document vehicles passing illegally. Stop-arm safety advocate David Poag says that "the use of video surveillance in enforcement efforts will ultimately make motorists think twice before passing a stopped school bus."
Read More →The Trooper TL Series Digital Video Recorder offers up to 30 FPS per camera at 720x480 resolution, while H.264 compression enables the TL to provide increased video storage.
Read More →The contractor will serve Wichita Public Schools 259 under a seven-year agreement that will begin on Aug. 1. First Student will manage 600 buses, each of which will be outfitted with a digital video camera, GPS and an electronic vehicle inspection component.
Read More →PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Legislation is making its way through the Rhode Island General Assembly that would authorize school districts statewide to operate...
Read More →SOMERSET, N.J. — Transportation officials for the Franklin Township School District have a new safety tool at their disposal.
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