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Senate Bill 44 would require public school bus owners to comply with certain federal inspection standards. A school board worries it might lead to roadside checks and stops at weigh stations.
Read More →The school bus OEM’s new campaign presents information about various fuel options, focusing on advancements in diesel.
Read More →BESI now offers Damp Check, which can pull excess moisture from the air in a school bus or other areas.
Read More →The state medical examiner finds that the driver and the student on board both died from “smoke and soot inhalation and thermal injuries” in the Dec. 12 school bus fire.
Read More →Includes such information as bus classifications for each offering from the large and small school bus manufacturers, suspension type for chassis, and fuel type for available engines.
Read More →The school bus driver and one student were the only occupants. Authorities say it appears that the driver had backed into a ditch when the fire broke out.
Read More →The state directors’ organization releases recommendations on using school buses instead of full-size vans and maintaining safety compliance of school bus components.
Read More →The Michigan school bus, which had raised suspicion when it tried to pick up students in October, was driven without valid proof of insurance or registration, and had several mechanical issues.
Read More →Dana provides the school bus OEM with a range of drivetrain solutions, including Spicer axles, driveshafts, and end yokes.
Read More →The school bus OEM’s dealership representation in Virginia recently transitioned from Carter Machinery to Blue Bird Bus Sales of Virginia.
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