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The company selects 35 school districts and community organizations to receive United Against Bullying Grant funding this year, with awards ranging from $100 to $3,500.
Read More →Two winners will each receive a $100 cash prize. Entries must be received by Friday, June 14, 2019.
Read More →Marietta City Schools, which was recently included in a CDC study on COVID-19 transmission in a school environment, is now using the Bus Guardian platform.
Read More →The “Fleet Charge ONE” card provides bus and truck owners with 30-day terms on parts and service purchases. It is available through IC Bus and International dealerships. Program benefits include access to online expense tracking tools and ease of participation in the company’s Customer Parts Recovery program.
Read More →The safety solutions supplier expands its product offerings to include predictive stop arms, advanced danger zone protection, and around vehicle monitoring with motion detection.
Read More →Levo will deliver a full suite of services to support the district's zero-emission fleet conversion - from site planning and construction, to installation of infrastructure and electric vehicle supply equipment, and utility engagement.
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Read More →The state, which owns its school bus fleet, makes its first purchase of new school buses since 2008. They will replace models as old as 1984. State Superintendent Mick Zais calls the move “the first step in modernizing the nation’s oldest school bus fleet.”
Read More →Bend-La Pine Schools has replaced aging diesel buses with 53 propane Type C school buses, which officials say average 95% reliability.
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