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First off, I would like to thank the Ohio Association for Pupil Transportation for its hospitality at its annual conference in Columbus in mid-March.
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Buses would have to load students on the side of the road that they live on — a requirement that research has shown would be costly — under a bill proposed in Texas.
Read More →Some pupil transporters increasingly look beyond the big yellow bus to transport students with special needs and those who are homeless or in foster care, choosing minivans, taxicabs, and other smaller-capacity vehicles.
Read More →The grants from the Ohio EPA will go toward emission-control and idle-reduction equipment for dozens of school buses.
Read More →An additional 250 school vehicles will be linked to the app, providing access to more than 30,000 parents.
Read More →A preliminary report from the Arkansas State Police indicates that the bus was traveling toward a bus stop early Friday morning, and as the driver approached the stop he slowed down, but he did not see 7-year-old Hannah Martin, who ran into the road and was hit. No charges have been filed in the incident.
Read More →After a driver became unresponsive, Courtney Garcia, an eighth-grade student in Texas, was able to use the two-way radio with no training and reach district transportation officials, who sent help. Garcia was given a certificate of recognition for her quick actions.
Read More →Bob Thacker of Ohio constructs a wooden, detachable, and portable ramp for the student and her mother after they suffer a fall that significantly injures the student.
Read More →Montgomery County (Va.) Public Schools acquires the landmark C2. Thomas Built launched the model in 2004 with a new production facility.
Read More →U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 5’s Midwest Clean Diesel Initiative announced it expects to award some $700,000 this year in grants...
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