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Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, discusses safe and effective plans for special-needs school bus evacuations. Plus, get a recap of recent news from the school transportation industry!
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DeKalb County Central United School District replaces 12-year-old diesel buses with new Blue Bird Propane Vision buses.
Read More →The Electric Bus Learning Project conducts what is reportedly the state’s first-ever electric school bus tour. The project aims to educate school and public transportation operators on various aspects of electrification.
Read More →Several Goffstown Truck Center buses are charred and gutted and others are melted by the flames. The company, which provides contracted school bus service for a New Hampshire district, is working with the district to provide temporary transportation for students after winter break.
Read More →The Commissioners of the California Energy Commission approved a grant to National Strategies for $1.4 million for an all electric school bus demonstration program in California. Coupled with a previous grant, the total of $2.2 million will lead to the development of six buses that will be deployed in Torrance Unified School District, Kings Canyon Unified School District and Napa Valley Unified School District.
Read More →North Penn School District purchases the buses using a $142,128 grant from the state’s Department of Environmental Protection.
Read More →Check out the latest news headlines in school transportation as of July 2024. This episode is sponsored by Thomas Built Buses, a leader in pupil transportation.
Read More →What top challenges are school bus maintenance teams facing in 2026? Explore new trends from School Bus Fleet’s annual maintenance survey covering fleet composition and age, fuel types, used vs. new purchasing patterns, technician pay and certifications, and the impact of the driver shortage. Survey sponsor: Dayton Parts.
Read More →The deal between SEA Electric and Midwest Transit Equipment is expected to see all-electric Type A and C buses phased in over the next five years.
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