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ALBANY, N.Y. — Last month, Assemblyman Peter Rivera reintroduced legislation that would temporarily remove the diesel fuel tax paid by school bus con...
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The rising cost of crude oil is affecting us all, where it hurts most — our pocketbooks. As such, transportation managers are exploring ways to defray...
Read More →Pupil transportation operations are facing the same challenges -- escalating fuel costs, greater demands from parents and schools and crunched budgets.
Read More →The challenges some smaller operations face can mirror those of larger operations. However, dealing with difficult routing scenarios, attendance issues or the expense of training materials for just a handful of drivers makes a huge difference.
Read More →The challenge of running a school transportation program has many facets, including the unpredictability of people, machines, weather — and fuel prices.
Read More →With the high cost of fuel, districts and bus companies across the country are looking for ways to offset budget shortfalls.
Read More →The business of transporting schoolchildren has gotten a little tougher over the past few years, with rising costs of fuel, insurance and equipment co...
Read More →School bus operators across the country are faced with the challenge of finding strategies to soften the problem of elevated fuel costs for the upcomi...
Read More →See how school districts used biodiesel to reduce school bus emissions while weighing fuel costs, availability, maintenance, and cold-weather performance.
Read More →You can't control the marketplace, but there are a few things you can do to keep fuel costs down, such as monitoring fuel efficiency, minimizing idling time and purchasing in volume.
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