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Take a look at the roundtable discussions, presentations, and other networking activities — including a friendly flying competition — at the 2018 edition of SBX.
Read More →A bus driver in Larimore, North Dakota, was returning students home on Monday after school when he struck a train. He failed to yield to a stop sign, officials say. A 17-year-old girl was also killed and 12 students were injured.
Read More →School Bus Fleet’s Executive Editor Wes Platt interviews the 2021 School Bus Fleet Administrator of the Year, Wayne Reese about prepping for winter months, advice for starting in transportation, and more in this episode of The Route.
Read More →Scott Poirier of Massachusetts crashed his bus into a telephone pole and was arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated. He told police he didn’t drink any alcohol, but did take DayQuil and NyQuil.
Read More →Trying to cut emissions around schoolkids and trying to balance district budgets: two things that are here to stay.
Read More →The bus driver apparently loses control of the bus when another vehicle veers into the bus’s lane, causing it to crash into the canal. No students were on board.
Read More →A bus driver is dead after officials said she was struck and pinned between two buses outside of a middle school in Newark.
Read More →Wes Platt discusses the latest in School Bus Fleet news, including GreenPower receiving a lease/purchase deal on a 80,000 square foot property, Lion Electric Company taking possession of a new factory outside Chicago, and much more!
Read More →Kimberleigh Welch is traveling along the highway when another vehicle hits her bus, causing it to overturn. She is taken to the hospital where she succumbs to her injuries. No one else was on board at the time.
Read More →The House votes 27 to 44 against the legislation, which would have allowed school districts to sell advertising space on the exterior of school buses. Representatives feel that the advertisements could have caused safety and legal problems for school systems.
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