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Hoover City Schools officials expect that ending the service — to go into effect in August 2014 — will save more than $2.5 million per year. The district cites "sharply declining revenues" as a key factor in the decision.
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NTSB urges ban on use of non-conforming buses - NAPT, NASDPTS create media resource - Parents group seeks $500,000 to install seat belts on buses
Read More →As Palm Beach County (Fla.) finishes overhauling its routes and gets more students to school on time, a third-party investigation will look at what went wrong and will "hold people accountable," the superintendent says.
Read More →TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Florida Department of Education (DOE) announced its search for a specialist in transporting students with disabilities, presc...
Read More →Those who have been NAPT members for at least three years and have at least three years of special-needs transportation experience are eligible. The submissions deadline is July 30.
Read More →After two decades of serving as a vital resource on legal issues for the pupil transportation industry, Burns will retire at the end of 2015.
Read More →An online job board for the school bus, motorcoach and transit industries has been launched at
Read More →Davenport Community Schools board members vote 4 to 2 against the cuts, which would have expanded walk zones, eliminated paid-conditional busing and ended bus rides to babysitters and child care facilities. The district faces the task of cutting $3 million from its budget next school year.
Read More →'GMA' broadcasts report on school bus diesel exhaust NEW YORK — On Feb. 7, ABC’s “Good Morning America” broadcast a r...
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