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Articles•by Catherine G. Bruhn•October 1, 1998

Manage an Activity-Trip Crisis Before it Occurs

Improve your communication links, driver-chaperone training and post-accident preparation to maximize transportation safety.

News•by Staff•April 5, 2011

Judge: Fatal crash points to 'deficiencies' in bus safety, driver training

Alberta Provincial Court Judge Bruce Fraser says as much, and makes recommendations about these issues, in his report on an October 2007 school bus accident that killed a 9-year-old girl. Sleeping pills and anti-depressants were at low levels in bus driver Louise Rogers' system on the day of the accident.

News•by Staff•November 26, 2013

Bus vandalism incident delays service

Thirty-five buses in New Hanover County (N.C.) Schools’ Laney Bus Garage were vandalized over the weekend, delaying many bus pickups on Monday. The estimated cost of damage is between $14,000 and $18,000, including labor costs.

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Articles•by Staff•November 1, 2005

PTSI unveils new line of products and services

The Pupil Transportation Safety Institute (PTSI) has launched several new resources to assist school transportation professionals across the country. Following are summaries of the new products and services.

Articles•by Joey Campbell, Assistant Editor•March 1, 2010

Enduring the Aftermath of a School Bus Tragedy

An accident involving a fatality will test the mettle of any school bus operation. Overcoming one takes careful planning, practice and systematic execution. (This article originally appeared in our August 2001 issue.)

Articles•by Staff•August 1, 2001

News from the World of Pupil Transportation

Pennsylvania bus operators fined for drug/alcohol violations WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Nine Pennsylvania school bus operators and three drivers ha...

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Articles•by Mike Martin and Barry McCahill•April 1, 2008

NAPT News & Views

NAPT's SBIC still industry sentinel Several recent school bus crashes have led to a flurry of activity at the School Bus Information Cle...

Articles•by Steve Hirano, Thomas McMahon and Albert Neal and others•October 1, 2004

75 Great Ways to Improve Your Operation (Part IV)

Even if you've got a top school bus operation, you've likely got room for improvement. Here are more than six dozen of the best tips, tricks, and techniques any outfit can employ, part 4.

Articles•by Mike Martin•June 1, 2008

NAPT News & Views

Today’s school bus issues can make exciting headlines A decade or so ago, news stories about school buses mostly only reported on crashe...

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News•by Staff•April 20, 2010

Men sentenced for incident involving bus shooting

Two New Jersey brothers each get more than 20 years in prison for carjacking a vehicle and shooting at two people. Shots aimed at the vehicle of a witness hit a school bus, but none of the students on board was injured.