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From providing information on disabilities and how they will impact the school bus ride to offering tips for proper wheelchair securement and evacuations, these individuals can greatly assist in safely transporting special-needs students. In the new school year, they should be involved in planning and training sessions.
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We’ve all had moments where we’ve seen or read something that makes us laugh out loud or think, “What the heck?!” I read recently about an unusual occurrence involving a pupil transportation operation in Washington state.
Read More →MISSISSAUGA, Ontario — School bus drivers and shop personnel represented by the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) union did not go on strike in late Fe...
Read More →Durham School Services driver Rachel Suchan and bus assistant Dave "Big-Dave" Buckholz received the Love the Bus Award for their handling of a special-needs passenger whose guardian ran late for pickup.
Read More →A new aspect to the school bus contractor’s celebration of employees this year is the use of the social media hashtag #IAppreciate.
Read More →Alternative fuels have gained increasing attention in the school bus industry as soaring diesel costs and concerns over emissions have come to the for...
Read More →'GMA' broadcasts report on school bus diesel exhaust NEW YORK — On Feb. 7, ABC’s “Good Morning America” broadcast a r...
Read More →All school bus drivers and aides in the state have to go through the training program, which was mandated by a bill passed last year.
Read More →The National School Transportation Association believes that before commercial motor vehicle carriers are permitted to use an alternative to the current tests, there must be consensus that the alternate method is scientifically and technologically proven to be valid and reliable.
Read More →White River Valley Supervisory Union celebrates the addition of three electric buses coming to their district thanks to Student Transportation of America.
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