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Gone are the days of school bus fleets being made up of just yellow buses. These days, we’re seeing more fuel and vehicle types than ever, as the use of passenger vehicles and vans increases and the role of alternative transportation providers soars. Let’s dig into it.
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Two new faces join the alternative transportation company's C-suite team. The leadership additions will be focused on ensuring it delivers high-touch service and leading technology.
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Three new sections, spirited debates on school bus specs and alternative transportation guidelines, NCST was far from boring. In fact, this year’s congress wrapped early, even after a 10-year hiatus. Delegates from 48 states worked through these new industry recommendations.
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The alternative transportation provider's first-ever report details its 99.99% safety record across 2 million rides and 33 million miles. This and more metrics on driver compliance, vehicle reliability, incident and risk management, are inside.
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Propane autogas and renewable propane provide an alternative fuel source to electricity for your school transportation needs. This Earth Day, PERC highlights the fuel type’s ability to reduce NOx emissions by 96%.
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Dave Lissy, the former Bright Horizons CEO, brings experience in early education and care to the alternative transportation provider.
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The alternative transportation company's routing efficiency software receives an upgrade to include student ride times, costs per rider, bus utilization rates, and national benchmarking metrics.
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Judge, 35, brings her attorney background to the role of senior director of regulation at EverDriven, where she ensures the alternative transportation company is compliant.
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Now in use in 12 states across the U.S., the alternative transportation provider's audio and video recording solution is gaining momentum.
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As the alternative transportation provider ramps up its offerings, students who use wheelchairs in select U.S. cities will now be able to use the company for rides to and from school.
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