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How do we make the safest ride even safer? 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.
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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 →In a letter addressed to EPA Administrator Michael Regan, legislators want changes to eligibility and prioritization criteria to avoid keeping some districts locked out of the federal program.
Read More →Ready to take your school bus fleet management to the next level? Apply today for School Bus Fleet ConneX, where you’ll be treated like the industry leaders you are.
Read More →Do your drivers know how to handle armed threats on their school bus? Let’s talk about emergency preparedness and response, including active shooter situations, and a grant that can bring this training to your district.
Read More →Get the latest industry news and trends in this week's cheat sheet video! Dig into Navistar's new/old name, two new services from First Student, survey data, innovative driver programs in two states, electric buses, and more.
Read More →As we celebrate seven decades of industry coverage, let’s revisit historic milestones, timeless content, and examine the industry's progression from those who lived it.
Read More →Let's talk trends in school bus contracting! Get to know the fascinating story of SBF’s 2025 Contractor of the Year, Michael Brown of Michael’s Transportation Service, an ESOP company. The Route is sponsored by IC Bus.
Read More →Because COVID-19 forced Kent (Wash.) School District to end its school year early, bus drivers missed the chance to say goodbye to students and congratulate graduating seniors. They make up for that in this touching video.
Read More →Behavior change is a science. Here’s what you need to know about child development to better understand the riders on your bus. Plus, how to clarify expectations and build positive relationships with students.
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