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As we near the end of 2002, SBF recaps 10 major news events (in no particular order) that affected the pupil transportation industry this year. Multip...
Read More →The issues of occupant protection on school buses and school transportation funding have been brought into focus recently by reports issued by the Nat...
Read More →According to Rick Iannelli, supervisor of transportation for Arlington (Mass.) Public Schools, the most unreasonable thing he ever heard from a parent...
Read More →Crash-test results show that preschool-aged students and infants are much safer when transported using a child safety restraint system (CSRS). These s...
Read More →It appears that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) two-year research program to create “the next generation of occupant protection in school buses” is going to stretch into a three-year program — or beyond.
Read More →Transporting Students with Disabilities Conference focuses on violence prediction and prevention, which comes through understanding students' needs, treating them with respect and enforcing rules.
Read More →The timing of lawmakers in Florida and Louisiana couldn’t have been worse. Each group recently enacted measures to require seat belts on all school buses.
Read More →Something is gaining on the school transportation industry. It’s the mounting pressure to address the issue of seat belts on school buses.
Read More →Federal regulators and pupil transportation groups are calling for a new appraisal of school bus occupant safety. Undoubtedly, seat belts will receive a closer look.
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