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The Equitable Access to Transportation Advisory Council (EATAC) has released an official report on key changes that will make transportation more equitable for youth in the U.S.
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An Albuquerque school bus attendant allegedly struck the child dozens of times over 10 days, and was recorded on surveillance footage.
Read More →We're asking all K-12 school districts and contractors to share their voice about special-needs transportation for SBF's annual survey. Please respond by Jan. 6!
Read More →First Student’s alternative transportation division unveils safety and technology advancements for students as growth surge continues to impact districts, focusing on students with special needs, experiencing homelessness and those that are hard to serve.
Read More →Several school bus operators are honored this year for their service and work in driver training and safety, continuing education, and special needs transportation.
Read More →Special Education Driver and Evaluator Thomas Geren was named the Special Needs Transportation Award winner, while Safety and Training Supervisor Terry Marinos was named School Bus Driver Trainer of the Year.
Read More →First Student received the Technology Strategy Impact Award for North America by Forrester for the creation of its FirstAlt program.
Read More →Durham School Services will begin a two-year partnership with Columbia Borough School District in Pennsylvania, ensuring the safe transportation of 100 special needs students.
Read More →The Equitable Access to Transportation Advisory Council's report highlights barriers to transportation for vulnerable students, emphasizing the need for creative policy solutions to address inequities. The council aims to provide solutions in a forthcoming white paper.
Read More →Durham School Services driver Rachel Suchan and bus assistant Dave "Big-Dave" Buckholz received the Love the Bus Award for their handling of a special-needs passenger whose guardian ran late for pickup.
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