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A North Carolina bus driver waits five minutes for students to board and then resumes the route. The mother of one of the students is trying to press charges against the driver, but the district says the driver followed protocol.
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Gov. Nikki Haley approves legislation that allows South Carolina school buses to be equipped with digital video recording devices to document vehicles passing illegally. Stop-arm safety advocate David Poag says that "the use of video surveillance in enforcement efforts will ultimately make motorists think twice before passing a stopped school bus."
Read More →Southeastern show focuses on safety SAN ANTONIO - The 51st annual Southeastern States Pupil Transportation Conference convened July 15-18 wi...
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. — South Carolina is getting a $553,918 grant to help reduce the amount of pollution created by diesel school buses, the U.S. EPA ann...
Read More →Even after five editions, our latest group of 50 Great Fleets still represents the very best of what student transportation has to offer — innovative ...
Read More →COLUMBIA, S.C. — In a move that could substantially improve the state's school transportation system, the South Carolina Legislature approved a 15-ye...
Read More →The team of North Carolina students earn over $100,000 in technology for their school after developing a flashing sign to alert students, drivers, and motorists when a school bus is approaching the bus stop.
Read More →Richland School District Two will add live video streaming and GPS to their Safe Fleet surveillance systems.
Read More →Some students and faculty members at Chastain Road Elementary School in Liberty, South Carolina, created this video instructing students how to behave on the school bus.
Read More →RALEIGH, N.C. — Gov. Mike Easley has signed a bill prohibiting bus drivers from talking on a cell phone or using any other cell phone-related te...
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