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President Marc Bedard tells Journal de Montreal that the company “wanted the most energy efficient bus possible, and this project is materializing itself.” A feasibility study has been completed, and a prototype is set to be revealed in the spring, with Bedard noting that the company would ultimately like to produce 2,000 buses that would be sold on a 10-year scale.
Read More →The new E-SBC is focused on getting more state and community perspectives when it comes to school bus fleets transitioning to electric.
Read More →Pam Totten, a bus aide for Nixa Public Schools, and Jeanine Bratcher, one of the district’s bus drivers, share their passion for transporting students, including those with special needs.
Read More →Oak Harbor Public Schools secures $302,685 in Volkswagen settlement funding to purchase the bus.
Read More →Collaborations may make it easier to convert gasoline and diesel school buses to battery electric.
Read More →The World Resources Institute’s Electric School Bus Initiative delved into the topic, finding that EV batteries are designed for safety and extensively tested.
Read More →This All American School Bus Corp. Blue Bird bus driven by Dillon Rathan is festively decorated for Christmas 2021 on the streets of New York City.
Read More →The Boone County Schools transportation department reviews driver pre-trip check procedures, proper bus evacuations, proper student pick up procedures, and procedures for carrying large items such as musical instruments on the school bus.
Read More →How do we make the safest ride even safer? On this episode of The Route, hear from Meg Sweeney, NTSB investigator, about what we’ve learned as an industry from school bus crashes. The Route is sponsored by IC Bus — proudly manufacturing the Next Generation CE Series.
Read More →Recapping recent student transportation news, including the loss of a Tennessee school bus driver and a memorial procession. Plus, leaderships takeaways from Alfred Karam of Shenendehowah Central Schools. Sponsored by Thomas Built Buses.
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