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The challenges some smaller operations face can mirror those of larger operations. However, dealing with difficult routing scenarios, attendance issues or the expense of training materials for just a handful of drivers makes a huge difference.
Read More →While computer software isn’t new to the pupil transportation industry, it’s becoming more involved in the range of elements that make up school bus o...
Read More →According to statistics compiled by the Kansas State Department of Education’s School Bus Safety Education Unit, there were nine loading/unloading fat...
Read More →Computers are no strangers to the classroom, and as technology has progressed and improved accordingly with society’s needs, many of these Pentium-pow...
Read More →No-cost option for communication upgrade Radios with telephone capabilities in addition to two-way function are used in an innovative comm...
Read More →After 16 years as a pupil transportation consultant and 23 years in student transportation, I can say that 2003 has posed the most significant budget ...
Read More →Spring Branch Independent School District in Houston believes it can provide better transportation service to its students by splitting the program. O...
Read More →For those of us in the school bus industry, the arrival of the fall is more than a mere change of seasons. While the leaves turn gold and are blown ab...
Read More →When families become homeless, education becomes secondary to the primary needs of shelter, food and clothing. Homeless children can disappear from sc...
Read More →By combining GPS, wireless communications and the Internet, fleet operators can track buses in real time, while gathering reams of potentially useful data.
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