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As diesel prices hit record highs, the largest alternative transportation provider says a 10% route consolidation could save a 120-route district more than $78,000 a year in fuel alone.
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Strong communication and trust between transportation leaders and school boards are essential to safe, effective operations. Here’s how to build a better partnership.
Read More →The contractor will provide transportation for the Lewisville Independent School District. Meanwhile, it is honoring its employees’ hard work with celebratory breakfasts and lunches at all its locations.
Read More →The transportation team at Buckeye (Ariz.) Elementary School District #33 labors for weeks on this school bus rocket ship float that takes off, earning the Judge's Choice award in the local holiday parade.
Read More →Seneca Valley School District will launch its new partnership with the contracted bus provider for its nearly 150 buses for the 2025-26 school year.
Read More →Get the latest industry news and trends in this week's cheat sheet video short! We cover results from this year’s school district survey, an update on the hurricane situation, remembering a NAPT Hall of Famer, new EV bus deliveries, and more.
Read More →Learn about the challenges shaping the 2026–2027 school year, from persistent driver shortages and budget pressure to technology and readiness gaps. See how school districts are responding and adapting in Zonar’s 2026 Back-to-School Readiness Report.
Read More →Jefferson Parish Public School System in New Orleans renews its contract with the school bus company for five more years. First Student will add more than 60 new buses over the course of the new contract.
Read More →CINCINNATI — First Student Inc. has acquired Florida, N.Y.-based G&G Bus Service, a privately-owned company that was established in 1953. With...
Read More →First Student Inc. has received approval from the Hamilton County (Tenn.) Board of Education to negotiate for the school system’s transportation servi...
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