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School buses are going to the dogs! No, not like that; for students with disabilities, service animals are critical support and are permitted both in schools and on the big yellow bus. Here’s how school districts can plan and prepare for a new furry passenger.
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The 2023 survey, which will appear in the February print edition of School Bus Fleet, offers a glimpse of how special-needs transportation providers are faring and what challenges they face.
Read More →In this interview with School Bus Fleet, McGee-Hewitt shares what challenges the NAPT hopes to address in the coming year, as well as which pupil-transportation-related issues are on her radar, and what she believes pupil transportation will look like five years from now.
Read More →In 2022, highlights on the School Bus Fleet website included stories dealing with special-needs transportation, employee morale and retention, and CDL requirements in the midst of an ongoing school bus driver shortage.
Read More →Provides a breakdown of information for each of the 50 states, including the number of K-12 public school students transported daily, the number of school buses and drivers in each state, and the total state aid paid for pupil transportation. Also includes sales information by bus type in the United States and Canada.
Read More →Respondents are asked to fill out the survey no later than Jan. 3. Results will appear in the February edition of the magazine.
Read More →Todd Provino comes to the student transportation company with more than 20 years of customer care experience.
Read More →The service, aimed at meeting increasing demand from school districts for alternative transportation options, launches this month in the United States.
Read More →Why a school transportation consultant says looking in the rearview mirror is invaluable.
Read More →The association wants chassis manufacturers to set aside units specifically for student transportation services that often rely on Type A buses for special-needs transport.
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