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When installing a child safety seat, considerations such as the weight of the child and which direction he or she should face are critical. Avoid the ...
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Students with disabilities have the right to bring their service dogs not only to school with them, but also on the school bus. It is important to have procedures in place for transporting these four-legged companions.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. — Members of the pupil transportation industry pulled together, literally, to help raise money for the Special Olympics of Virginia a...
Read More →BRANCHBURG, N.J. — Sure-Lok has issued a safety bulletin on its retractable wheelchair tiedown assemblies. According to the bulletin, a component-...
Read More →By understanding the various types and degrees of hearing loss, along with the more effective ways of interacting with hearing-impaired passengers, sc...
Read More →CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — An emotionally troubled 15-year-old died after falling from a window of a moving school bus, authorities said. Rocky Joe Dock...
Read More →How much medical information do bus drivers at your operation have access to regarding special-needs passengers? How much do they need to know? Member...
Read More →SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A new in-service training program has been released to help Head Start drivers and monitors foster safety consciousness and maintain ...
Read More →Product Review The following review was contributed by Kathleen Furneaux, director of operations at the Pupil Transportation Safety Institut...
Read More →Special-needs drivers and teams must take extra precaution during the summer to protect students with disabilities and severe allergic reactions again...
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