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The funding will be used to expand HopSkipDrive's operations, which provide customized transportation service to children. The company also launches its service in Las Vegas.
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Sandra Dainora Petersen comes in at the alternative transportation provider as senior VP of product.
Read More →The money is expected to help fuel the company's efforts to modernize school transportation and expand across the country.
Read More →As the number of students with disabilities and IEPs rises nationwide, transportation teams face growing pressure to stay compliant, confident, and trained. Explore what’s evolving and how to stay on top of it all.
Read More →The new solution, called RideIQ, is designed to provide school transportation staff with tools to create and optimize individualized or small-group transportation plans for students.
Read More →Data from HopSkipDrive's new 2025 State of School Transportation shows school staff forced to manage increased needs, parents reporting job loss from cuts, and reduced bus routes.
Read More →From wages to routing to culture, districts are rethinking how to solve the school bus driver shortage. Details here, with tips and real-world success stories.
Read More →The expansion grows HopSkipDrive's operating area in Pennsylvania, where it also partners with Philadelphia-area districts and schools, including Baldwin-Whitehall School District.
Read More →The nation’s third-largest school bus operator takes a minority stake in the technology-based ridesharing service for children.
Read More →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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