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A task force finds that students with food allergies are especially vulnerable on school buses because students often bring food that could cause an acute allergic reaction.
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Group and panel discussions as well as live enactments performed by local law enforcement using school buses at the NAPT Summit help attendees prepare for violent incidents.
Read More →Fred Lenz of St. James Bus Service presents his perspective on why school buses should not have seat belts.
Read More →The Texas school transportation agency’s event will cover such topics as safety innovations, emergency resources, training and education, and communications.
Read More →The NAPT Summit will feature a security training exercise with law enforcement officers providing instruction and simulating security threats that could occur in pupil transportation.
Read More →Florida fire rescue staff simulate a school bus crash, flipping a school bus onto a car. They advise students to look for traffic when exiting, stick together, and stay close to be accounted for.
Read More →The Lawson Class A ANSI Certified First Aid Kit now comes with scissors, an update designed to meet the new ANSI standard that went into effect on June 17.
Read More →Baldwin County Public Schools’ May 27 event will train drivers on emergency evacuation procedures and will recognize them with a lunch and raffle.
Read More →Representatives of the six states that have passed school bus seat belt legislation discuss such issues as costs, training, and emergency evacuations.
Read More →Drivers and other school employees deliver water and filters to residents throughout the city, on their routes and on their own time, as a state of emergency over water contamination continues.
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