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Brake recall puts strain on fleets - NSTA's executive director resigns - Cartoon satirizes school bus safety - NHTSA appoints new administrator
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Obviously, the Roman Empire (27 B.C. to 476 A.D.) existed long before today’s school buses took to the roads. The Romans didn’t have much in the way of organized education, let alone school transportation systems.
Read More →Dynamic Tools now offers six-piece T-handle hex key sets designed specifically for usage with high-voltage systems like those found on electric school buses.
Read More →Charter school operator ILTexas will equip all 16 of its buses with Fogmaker North America’s fire suppression kits.
Read More →After years of controversy and extensive research, it appears that the school bus industry is finally nearing a reckoning of sorts on the issue of lap...
Read More →Additional driver training, police riding buses and video systems are among Knox County Schools' new measures, which follow last year's fatal crash in which a school bus driver was texting.
Read More →Volusia County (Fla.) Schools will no longer have substitute drivers operate buses without student tracking systems after a man boarded a bus behind a group of students, harassed a student and made a bomb threat.
Read More →It would be easy to take for granted the safety equipment that has become commonplace on the exterior of school buses — stop arms, eight-way light sys...
Read More →As with every other system in the country, we are constantly on the alert to save costs, and, as with most other systems in the snow belt, a major seasonal cost is that of plowing the white stuff off the depot lots so yellow buses can pick up the children on time.
Read More →School buses included in legislation WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The anti-terrorism legislation signed by President Bush in late October includes sc...
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