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In this spot from Wichita Public Schools, a First Student training manager explains what it takes to become a school bus driver as the local operation looks to bring new recruits on board.
Read More →New school buses aren’t cheap and funding isn’t unlimited, so how does your transportation operation make the most of existing assets and keep older buses running their routes?
Read More →School districts from Pennsylvania to Montana are pioneering the use of electric school buses. From reducing emissions and improving student health to cutting costs and noise pollution, these districts are exploring the path forward to sustainable, zero-emission transportation.
Read More →The vice president and general manager expects his company to balance increased demand against supply chain disruptions.
Read More →The School District of Palm Beach County (Fla.) honors Myron White, the district's longest-standing bus driver of more than 36 years, during its "Thank a Driver" week.
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 →The IC Electric Bus ChargE offers a battery range that can exceed 120 miles, according to the manufacturer. It is expected to launch in 2019.
Read More →Wake County Public School System students and their bus driver explain the district's new procedure for boarding the school bus.
Read More →Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, discusses proposed rulemaking from the FMCSA intended to increase flexibility in the commercial driver's licensing process. Plus, get a recap of recent news from the school transportation industry!
Read More →Provides a ranking of the 100 largest school district fleets in the U.S. Additional figures reported include route mileage per bus, starting hourly pay for drivers and the degree of driver shortage at each district.
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