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From a software expansion to a new alternative transportation support program, an AI dashcam reveal, and ridership milestones, here’s the latest supplier news.
Read More →The student transportation management company will serve Kent School District to provide service for 10 to 15 percent of the district’s hardest-to-serve McKinney-Vento students who have been displaced to remote areas inside and outside of district boundaries.
Read More →The special-needs transportation management company will continue to serve a California school district through 2011. Officials report that in the past three years, ALC has saved the district 40 percent annually and improved service levels.
Read More →RouteHub can be used to communicate, store, and manage a school district's routing information.
Read More →Pupil transportation veterans Scott French, Jim Bergeron, and Barbara Reyes join the logistics consulting company.
Read More →Sanders, 37, serves as director of parts and warranty at Summit School Services, where she leads data-driven operations that support student transportation nationwide.
Read More →The transportation management company has been added to NAPT’s Recommended Products Program. American Logistics aims to help school districts maximize route efficiency and lower the costs associated with transporting special-needs students using its proprietary software.
Read More →LaHaye, 32, saw a need and filled a gap to better serve vulnerable students in Minneapolis. Now, he leads multiple companies, making a lasting impact.
Read More →Five hundred zero-emission school buses will help power transportation operations during the 2028 Olympic games in California.
Read More →EverDriven's newest report features insights from 500+ school district leaders, highlighting how districts are tackling chronic absenteeism and equity gaps by turning to technology-enabled, student-centered solutions.
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