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About a dozen Boston Public Schools bus routes were unstaffed Monday morning, leaving 400 students stranded. The bus contractor dispatched supervisors to drive buses Tuesday morning, “due to a continued shortage of union drivers willing to work,” but was able to cover all routes. The no-shows are related to a labor dispute that led to a strike last October.
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Read More →CAN Mentor and the latest JPRO update aim to simplify vehicle network diagnostics and improve repair efficiency for technicians of all experience levels.
Read More →COVID-19 Return to School Safety Solutions is a suite of compliance resources and configurable software that can help establish new safety protocols for pupil transporters.
Read More →A-3798 would allow school districts to deploy school bus stop-arm cameras and requires the video to be reviewed by law enforcement, who would determine if a citation should be issued to the driver.
Read More →The event, organized by the New York School Bus Contractors Association, will draw top drivers from around the state on Saturday.
Read More →About 104,000 school bus drivers participated in this year’s one-day count, coordinated by NASDPTS.
Read More →Cuomo’s 2018 agenda includes initiatives to address illegal passing, replacement of old buses, and bullying.
Read More →Tom Brandon, a retired school bus driver and teacher, shares insightful and humorous conversations from children who rode his bus over the years.
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