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Check out who's been hired, promoted, and appointed to leadership positions at various school transportation industry suppliers and nonprofits.
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As districts face growing transportation challenges, HopSkipDrive’s expansion into San Antonio and Minneapolis aims to fill critical gaps in student mobility.
Read More →HopSkipDrive expands to Virginia Beach, bringing its services to Chesapeake Public Schools. It also recently achieved SOC2 Type II compliance.
Read More →Six safety advocates and experts across various organizations bring a multidisciplinary approach to student transportation safety and help guide the company. Plus, more on its safety statistics and methodology.
Read More →As the alternative transportation provider ramps up its offerings, students who use wheelchairs in select U.S. cities will now be able to use the company for rides to and from school.
Read More →The alternative transportation provider now has higher standards for screening, certification, and ongoing education for its CareDriver community.
Read More →Four new safety initiatives look to make HopSkipDrive’s services safer for drivers and riders alike, using data trends and defined protocols to reach this goal.
Read More →HopSkipDrive is on its way to the ATL, offering Georgia school districts a solution to bus driver shortages and student absenteeism.
Read More →The alternative transportation provider brings their program to the Sunflower State and has already partnered with two school districts in the area.
Read More →Dave Lissy, the former Bright Horizons CEO, brings experience in early education and care to the alternative transportation provider.
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