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The expanded offering will serve students in wheelchairs and rider assistants, and car seat users. The services will be available to schools in the 2025-2026 academic year.
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As district and student needs evolve, schools are increasingly looking beyond the yellow bus and turning to alternative transportation options. Learn why this niche is growing, tips on choosing a safe, reliable provider, and an overview of the companies ready to help.
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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.
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David Katcher joins as COO and Tyler Baldwin as CRO, each bringing extensive leadership experience to play a key role in scaling HopSkipDrive's footprint and impact.
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The number of children carrying trauma is likely more prevalent than you realize. A safe, predictable school commute can help students impacted by trauma thrive, exhibiting improved student behavior and attendance. Learn how trauma-informed principles can transform your school transportation operation.
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Dave Lissy, the former Bright Horizons CEO, brings experience in early education and care to the alternative transportation provider.
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The alternative transportation company's routing efficiency software receives an upgrade to include student ride times, costs per rider, bus utilization rates, and national benchmarking metrics.
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HopSkipDrive expands to Virginia Beach, bringing its services to Chesapeake Public Schools. It also recently achieved SOC2 Type II compliance.
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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.
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The provider's latest sixth annual Safety Report pulls in 2024 data to detail its 99.7% of rides completed without a safety-related concern and 1.7 million safe rides across 34 million miles and 1,000 users.
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