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Approximately 550 special-education experts and transportation personnel traveled to Indianapolis for the 12th Annual National Conference and Exhibiti...
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By Dr. Ray Turner The highest risk time for lift-bus collisions, employee or student injuries or other incidents is with new drivers. Drive...
Read More →Help shape the 2026 state of Special-Needs Transportation report! School district and contractor leaders — share your notes on ridership, equipment, and staffing by Dec. 31, 2025.
Read More →School bus transporting special-needs passengers loses wheels STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — A school bus carrying 15 special-needs students and ad...
Read More →HopSkipDrive highlights its routing improvements for better on-time performance, as well as its focus on trained CareDrivers and consistent, supportive transportation for students with specialized needs.
Read More →At CUSD 300 in Illinois, the transportation and special-education departments have joined forces to develop new training tools for drivers and aides and to provide a consistent experience for students.
Read More →In nearly 40 sessions held during the Transporting Students With Disabilities & Preschoolers conference, attendees participated in evacuation, securement and sensitivity training. The opening general session gave insights into the current hot topic of restraint and seclusion legislation.
Read More →In SBF’s 2004 exclusive special-needs survey (see February issue, pg. 20), transportation directors and managers from across the country were a...
Read More →Julio Ospina, a SPED driver and safety trainer at Wylie ISD in Texas, was named the national winner in AMF's annual driver award series.
Read More →Parents sue wrong bus company in assault case MARYVILLE, Tenn. — The parents of a 7-year-old special-needs student filed a lawsuit agains...
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