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Discover how alternative transportation can help your district overcome bus driver shortages, cut unnecessary costs, and enhance student safety.
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Canada's 2024 regulation requiring cameras on school buses is now in effect, with all new buses to be fully equipped by 2027.
Read More →The provider's latest sixth annual Safety Report pulls in 2024 data to detail its 99.7% of rides completed without a safety-related concern and 1.7 million safe rides across 34 million miles and 1,000 users.
Read More →In this new role, Warner will oversee EverDriven’s field operations strategy on the Eastern half of the U.S., focusing on strengthening relationships with school districts, enhancing a safety-first approach, and refining operational processes.
Read More →A projectile on the road, a bus with students, and a heroic driver — hear Stewart O’Leary, a school bus driver in Washington, recount a terrifying hit from a piece of metal while driving.
Read More →Three organizations join forces to test new school bus safety technologies in urban environments and prevent near-miss collisions.
Read More →California’s SB 88 legislation calls for stricter standards for student transportation, and Everdriven has announced compliance six months ahead of the deadline.
Read More →Verra Mobility and Onondaga County, New York, are launching the largest school bus stop arm program in the state in an attempt to curb illegal school bus passings.
Read More →Student safety in school transportation is vital, and fleet management plays a significant role in addressing this. Delve into challenges such as maintaining vehicle safety, adhering to compliance standards, ensuring efficient operations, as well as how digital tools help streamline all of this.
Read More →Protecting your most vulnerable riders requires more than just standard equipment. It requires staying ahead of evolving safety regulations. This whitepaper breaks down how to transform your fleet into a gold standard for inclusive transportation safety.
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