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Integrated mirrors with driver alert LEDs, an artificial intelligence-powered stop-arm camera system, and heavy-duty wheelchair tie-downs were some of the latest technology options showcased at the NAPT trade show on Nov. 5 in Columbus, Ohio.
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New research from Bellwether Education Partners analyzes challenges that districts and contractors face and pinpoints opportunities for improving service and cutting costs.
Read More →Several school districts in the Buckeye State and Garden State have adopted Transfinder's routing and transportation management solutions, including Routefinder PLUS and Stopfinder.
Read More →The school bus company’s “Bully-Free Buses” campaign starts with Blue Shirt Day. Employees wear blue shirts as a symbol of unity taking a stance against student bullying.
Read More →STA, provider of student transportation and fleet services, plans to match employee fundraising with a donation match of up to $100,000 to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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Read More →In a landmark decision, Georgia's lawmakers agree on a $205 million increase in student transportation funding, aiming to rectify long-standing issues with the state's school bus system. Advocates hail the move as crucial for student safety and attendance. Governor Brian Kemp expected to endorse, underscoring the state's commitment.
Read More →The partnership with Geo Data Intelligence Corporation is expected to accelerate adoption and reach of a student transportation platform that could streamline school operations, drive savings, and improve safety.
Read More →The acquisition will help CESO provide more guidance to school districts on pupil transportation, among other operational domains.
Read More →The Office of the State Superintendent of Education's transportation department acquires new buses and achieves compliance in 34 performance areas, putting it on track to exit federal court oversight this year. The department's supervising court master had previously reported that the office transported its special-needs riders in buses that were not properly maintained or inspected.
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