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Cascade Student Transportation earns an Outstanding Fleet Award based on state inspection results.
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To receive the honor from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, 75% of the service technicians at a location must be certified by the institute.
Read More →With the state Legislature’s vote, $20.5 million is now available for hundreds of new school buses across the state. Many of the state’s buses are more than 20 years old.
Read More →The Ogden location achieves a score of 100% on its two Utah Highway Patrol fleet inspections for the second year in a row.
Read More →Of the 12,047 buses inspected by the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 10,871 are found to have no defects.
Read More →Broward County Public Schools’ move is being called the nation’s largest single order of propane autogas school buses by a school district. Broward officials say that they expect a six-month return on investment for the additional purchase price of the alternative-fuel buses due to fuel cost and maintenance savings.
Read More →Randy Stephenson of Boonville, Missouri, is now an Automotive Service Excellence Master Technician.
Read More →Anderson, a 37-year veteran in pupil transportation, has been recognized for his expertise in school bus fleet maintenance and efficiency practices.
Read More →Web Exclusive: Alvin Independent School District switched to propane autogas in 1982. Today, with a fleet of more than 100 buses running on the alternative fuel, Fleet Maintenance Manager Juan Mejias says that the district is benefiting from lower fuel costs, extended oil change intervals and reduced emissions.
Read More →In addition to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, Hammond Transportation points to lower maintenance costs as one of its reasons for buying propane buses.
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