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Highlights of the event, taking place in Kansas City, Missouri, Nov. 8-11, include a new professional certification for those involved in transporting students with disabilities and the newly formatted one-day trade show, featuring more than 120 vendors.
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The first national survey of stop-arm running finds that more than 76,000 vehicles illegally passed school buses in a one-day snapshot. NASDPTS President Mike Simmons says that the association, which conducted the survey, hopes that the results will "trigger more safety countermeasures within states and at the national level."
Read More →State pupil transportation directors from across the country convened in Grand Rapids, Mich., in late October to discuss issues of national importance...
Read More →Pennsylvania bus operators fined for drug/alcohol violations WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Nine Pennsylvania school bus operators and three drivers ha...
Read More →Several transportation and safety representatives discuss with attendees the issue of illegal school bus passing and the importance of route planning and prevention with new technologies and practices.
Read More →NTSB urges ban on use of non-conforming buses - NAPT, NASDPTS create media resource - Parents group seeks $500,000 to install seat belts on buses
Read More →CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The 55th Annual Southeastern States Pupil Transportation Conference (SESPTC) drew delegates from 14 states to discuss pressin...
Read More →The in-person event is expected to take place in Des Moines, Iowa, at the Holiday Inn Airport.
Read More →NASDPTS is conducting a nationwide survey to determine how many motorists illegally pass stopped school buses — an ongoing problem that results in multiple student fatalities each year.
Read More →According to a survey conducted by the three national pupil transportation associations, 51% of school bus operators are experiencing a “severe” or “desperate” driver shortage.
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