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See the best moments from the 2025 NASDPTS Conference in Washington, D.C., including takeaways from federal agencies, and discussions on safety, special-needs transport, and industry innovations.
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Safe Fleet’s Mike Hagan on the future of school bus safety technology — from predictive stop arms and driver monitoring to AI cameras and law enforcement partnerships. Sponsored by IC Bus.
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Safe Fleet’s Mike Hagan joins us on The Route to discuss the future of school bus safety technology — from predictive stop arms and driver monitoring to AI cameras and law enforcement partnerships. The Route is sponsored by IC Bus — proudly manufacturing the Next Generation CE Series.
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School bus safety isn’t just about driving; it’s about preparedness. Discover why investing in security training is crucial for protecting drivers and students.
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The New York contractor's association celebrated excellence in student transportation during its 71st convention, honoring contractors, safety professionals, and industry leaders from across the state.
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Broad national adoption in new markets, new regulations for safety, and charter school growth highlight how alternative student transportation solutions are expanding.
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The legislation seeks to launch a national awareness campaign reminding motorists to stop for school buses. With millions of violations each year, it’s time to make school bus safety a national priority.
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Pupil transportation is an industry in transition — with alt-fuel adoption growing, strong tech integration, (slightly) less short staffing, and renewed focus on safety. More in SBF's latest annual K-12 public school district survey.
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The Buckeye State is offering $10 million in funding for safety upgrades on school buses. Grant applications close Nov. 14.
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School bus safety starts long before students reach the classroom. How can communities, parents, and drivers work together to protect every child? Here's one take from an exec at STA.
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