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Relive the highlights of NAPT ACTS 2025 in Grand Rapids — from awards and keynotes to leadership sessions and industry connections that showcased innovation and the people driving it forward.
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The National Association for Pupil Transportation welcomes four newly and re-elected officers beginning their terms on Nov. 1, 2025.
Read More →In Dickson County, Tennessee, school bus drivers show how longevity, respect, and community ties build a stable and trusted transportation program.
Read More →The association for public and private student transportation services will honor outstanding members for their service, continuing education, training and safety, special-needs, and heroism.
Read More →NAPT’s Molly McGee-Hewitt explains the recent change in stance, as the organization is pleased with work done by the NTSB in recent years on studying the effectiveness of the safety belts.
Read More →A school transportation association responds to recent news from Texas where a district warned parents of the potential for ICE agents boarding school buses with advice for school districts on how to handle the complex situation.
Read More →It’s Love the Bus month! Here are 10 creative ideas to honor school bus drivers, raise awareness, and spread the love. Plus, why SBF’s editorial advisory board loves the bus.
Read More →Paying tribute to the iconic yellow bus, February is Love the Bus Month. Here, NAPT shares new resources and ideas to inspire you to celebrate.
Read More →Meet Teena Mitchell, a dedicated advocate for special needs transportation. In this Q&A, the Greenville County Schools coordinator and NAPT president shares insights on industry advancements, behavior strategies, and bridging gaps in special education transportation.
Read More →Get the latest industry news and trends in this week's cheat sheet video short! We cover results from this year’s school district survey, an update on the hurricane situation, remembering a NAPT Hall of Famer, new EV bus deliveries, and more.
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