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Communications coverage gaps frustrated school bus drivers and compromised student safety, prompting Dallas County R-1 School District to look for a better solution. Their results are covered in a new case study from Motorola.
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Pupil transportation officials share tips on bus stop safety, pre-trip inspections, emergency communications and more in this sequel to the August issue feature.
Read More →Congress investigates BusRadio; supporters cite safety benefits WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congress has ordered a Federal Communications Commissi...
Read More →Dealing with angry parents or community members can be taxing. Here are six ways to increase your success rate fielding emotionally charged phone calls.
Read More →Bullying can happen anywhere. In the school environment, it may start at the bus stop, because that's where the school day begins. It can also occur in the hallway, during gym, lunch, on the playground, even during class.
Read More →Citizens using scanners to eavesdrop on two-way radio communications between bus drivers and the transportation office at Dryden (N.Y.) Central School District are now hearing a cacophony that sounds “like a bunch of ducks,” says Transportation Director David Fuller.
Read More →Sound radio communication is an essential component of pupil transportation. Ensuring the safety of children is a priority, and staff must always have...
Read More →The transportation department at Palm Beach County (Fla.) School District will be increasing its school bus monitoring capabilities via the Global Tra...
Read More →By combining GPS, wireless communications and the Internet, fleet operators can track buses in real time, while gathering reams of potentially useful data.
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