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With new ride-fulfilling features, team support, and city expansions, the service boosts its reach during back-to-school.
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Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps top news from the schoolbusfleet.com.
Read More →Baron’s Weather API for Fleet website allows users to integrate weather data into fleet management tracking platforms, transportation management systems for pre-planning, and mobile driver applications.
Read More →The school bus contractor recognizes 11 current employees and two others posthumously with the Wall of Fame award. Managers and general managers nominated individuals at the company’s locations, taking into consideration such criteria as exemplary safety practices, accident-free service, community service and involvement, and reliability and knowledge of company policies and procedures.
Read More →The contractor will provide Columbia Public Schools with 212 new school vehicles. The contract marks the company's first operations in the state.
Read More →The solution newly available to school district personnel aims to simplify student pick-up and drop-off.
Read More →The top five largest school bus contractors responding to our School Bus Fleet survey this year include First Student, National Express, Student Transportation of America, Beacon Mobility, and North America Central School Bus.
Read More →Without yellow buses, many children would be challenged to get to school. However, the yellow bus also serves communities across the country in other ways, even when school is not in session.
Read More →Take a quick tour of February’s California Association of School Transportation Officials annual conference in this video short showing high-energy highlights from the speakers, training, demos, celebrations, and more.
Read More →Student Transportation Inc. head Denis Gallagher discusses his “Education Stimulus Plan,” which he says gives districts an immediate cash benefit. He also talks about the company’s recent name change and its growth.
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