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Articles•Sandra Matke, Managing Editor, and Joan Hong, Editorial Assistant•March 1, 2002

<i>SBF</i> Showcase: Top Contractor Fleets

First Student Inc. Fleet composition: 15,000 school buses Drivers: 19,000 Students transported daily: 1,000,0...

Articles•Staff•January 1, 2002

First Student, Maryland and Verizon

First Student Inc. has received approval from the Hamilton County (Tenn.) Board of Education to negotiate for the school system’s transportation servi...

Articles•Staff•December 1, 2001

Anthrax, Landis and First Student

Two anthrax scares The pupil transportation industry has not been immune from terrorist alerts. In September, an anthrax scare forced the evacuatio...

Articles•Jean M. Zimmerman•February 1, 2001

What You Need to Know About Latex Allergies

As an increasing number of students are being diagnosed with latex allergies, school bus operators must learn to minimize triggers, while at the same time gearing up for potential reactions.

Articles•Sandra Matke, senior editor•September 1, 2000

New Technology, Student Discipline Tackled at Southeastern Conference

Conference celebrates 50th anniversary by addressing key pupil transportation issues, such as new technology, student discipline and operator liability.

Articles•Ben Wahlberg, SBF editor•October 2, 1967

Let’s Smarten Up!

North Carolina is still one of the states of our fifty that has no laws limiting the minimum age of school bus drivers. Thus, a 17-year old student was responsible for the safety of 33 pupils and herself.

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