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First Student and Wichita Public Schools are using behavioral support strategies to improve student ride experiences, while a separate initiative expands access to after-school programs through a bus donation.
Read More →Patrick Dean recaps key moments from NSTA’s 2026 Annual Meeting & Convention, including advocacy efforts, AI discussions, OEM insights, and federal policy updates.
Read More →Student needs are changing fast. Learn the six principles shaping the future of school transit.
Read More →Hear from NSTA's executive director as we discuss student transportation's role in American history, federal regulation, driver recruitment, illegal passing, AI, and what might be next, in this Route interview.
Read More →Not every student’s needs are met easily on a yellow bus, and alternative transportation is a quickly growing segment of the industry. On this video, hear from EverDriven CEO Mitch Bowling about what’s driving new trends. The Route is sponsored by IC Bus — proudly manufacturing the Next Generation CE Series.
Read More →Not every student’s needs are met on a school bus, making alternative transportation a quickly growing segment of the industry. Hear from EverDriven CEO Mitch Bowling about what’s driving new trends. Sponsored by IC Bus.
Read More →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.
Read More →See how Martin Staples applies decades of mission-focused leadership and operational experience to helping school districts keep students safe in this National Military Appreciation Month profile.
Read More →See how Thomas Gray brings Marine Corps discipline and logistics expertise to Dayton Public Schools in this article celebrating National Military Appreciation Month.
Read More →According to a recent report from HopSkipDrive, many districts appear to have recalibrated what "normal" transportation service looks like.
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