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Petermann Bus supplied complimentary service to the West Chester - Liberty Chamber Alliance for a criminal justice educational program.
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Ontario-based Transit Cooling Solutions will manage and support Spheros North America’s Canadian bus market interests.
Read More →Heavy Duty Bus Parts has prototypes of surgical masks ready for production and N95 masks awaiting certification. The supplier may expand into surgical gowns and headwear if needed.
Read More →By Kelly Roher, Senior Editor Transportation personnel at Greenville (S.C.) County Schools have developed an innovative special-needs ...
Read More →From NHTSA safety data to NCST standards and stop-arm passing prevention, NSTA reinforces the role of school buses in protecting students and improving traffic safety.
Read More →ZPass+ allows parents to access student-specific ridership information via a secure website or smartphone. The app will also enable SMS or push notifications pertaining to when and where students boarded or exited the bus.
Read More →Pasco County (Fla.) Schools bus assistant James Lambert was charged with two counts of child abuse after allegedly striking a 10-year-old boy for cursing. The district had planned to start the process of terminating his employment, according to a spokeswoman. Lambert had been reprimanded multiple times in the past; however, in none of those instances was he accused of hitting a child.
Read More →Rick Waite’s stint as Santa Claus began three years ago when he decided to grow out his beard. He says he sings to the students he transports and listens to their requests for Christmas, but his primary goal is to make sure they leave the bus feeling better than they did when they got on board.
Read More →Nevada-based FuelMatrix reports that its Oxon2 fuel treatment yielded an average 15% diesel fuel savings and reduced particulate matter in Chesapeake Charter’s 40-bus fleet.
Read More →Lane Transit District is providing the bus passes to students in grades 6 to 12 in September only following the loss of state funding for the Student Transit Pass Program. Beginning Oct. 1, students may pay cash to ride the buses, or buy a $24 monthly youth pass or a $65 three-month pass.
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