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A jury finds Jeannette Burrage of Washington not guilty of assaulting a 6-year-old boy with autism. Video showed her in a scuffle with the boy, but the jury couldn’t prove that she intentionally hit him.
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Rineer, a longtime school bus supervisor before he retired in December, is now working with students who have mobility issues at Villanova University.
Read More →As district and student needs evolve, schools are increasingly looking beyond the yellow bus and turning to alternative transportation options. Learn why this niche is growing, tips on choosing a safe, reliable provider, and an overview of the companies ready to help.
Read More →Former Orange County (Fla.) Public Schools bus driver Rosa Dalger denies the accusations and says her actions were necessary to prevent the student or other students from being hurt.
Read More →A man with decades of experience in pupil transportation, Sauvadon most recently served as public relations administrator for STA until his death.
Read More →David Perez earned the honor for deploying AI-powered safety and fleet technologies that improved driver behavior and family communication.
Read More →Ed Donn knew that he was an inspirational, kind soul and the perfect gentleman. Learn more about his life and legacy in this month’s episode. Plus, news from suppliers, OEMs, funders, and more. The Route is sponsored by Thomas Built Buses.
Read More →Before alternative student transportation became a growing industry, app-based providers were already using cars and SUVs to fill gaps in traditional school bus service.
Read More →The student transportation leader from Tennessee, who served the industry for about 40 years, has passed away.
Read More →With nearly two decades at the helm of Pocono Transportation, Aaron Sepkowski has transformed a family-run operation into a modern, safety-focused contractor, while championing innovation, workforce development, and advocacy across Pennsylvania’s school transportation industry.
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