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The wheelchair lift industry is moving toward technology that reduces equipment complications and helps users better understand how to operate and maintain their lifts.
Read More →New state expansions, record-breaking ride volumes, and new safety innovations highlight a year of purposeful scale and student impact at EverDriven.
Read More →Founded in 1997, STA now operates more than 16,000 vehicles, providing student transportation, management, logistics, and technology solutions to more than 300 school districts across the United States.
Read More →Sessions on school bus technology, a discussion on Uber and other ride-sharing services, and even an appearance by NASCAR legend Richard Petty were among the standouts at the National School Transportation Association’s annual meeting in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Read More →The fire suppression technology is now licensed to the Elkhart, Indiana-based company.
Read More →The certification validates expertise in complex vehicle technology installations, making it the first fleet video solutions provider to achieve the milestone.
Read More →For school transportation operations, GPS offers the potential to increase efficiency and security, but it also raises a number of questions for thos...
Read More →The transportation solutions technology provider will equip Los Angeles Unified School District vehicles with GPS applications under a three-year deal. Company officials report that benefits to using the system include improvements to student safety and access to information, as well as reduced maintenance costs.
Read More →From dealing with a new electric powertrain and battery technology to different maintenance and safety requirements, the proper training can help ensure a successful emergency response.
Read More →In a new post on the video surveillance provider’s blog, Seon Marketing Coordinator Tia O’Grady discusses the company’s outlook on such pertinent issues as school bus routing and tracking software, surveillance technology and bullying.
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