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National Express, which includes Durham School Services, will add the Fogmaker fire suppression system on its new school bus purchases.
Read More →Wi-Fi and bus tracking apps are playing an increasing part in pupil transportation, according to the National Express CEO. Meanwhile, state education funding is projected to recover in the coming years.
Read More →The company presents awards in categories such as Safety, Customer, People, Community, and Excellence at a recent ceremony in London.
Read More →The two school transportation associations jointly write to NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind to express their concerns about his agency’s new stance on school bus seat belts.
Read More →Team members raised money through sales of red noses to help raise awareness for young people in need. Proceeds from the campaign will be distributed to 12 nonprofit organizations.
Read More →The company presented awards in the categories of Safety, Customer, People, Community and Excellence at a celebration in London on March 26.
Read More →Partnering with law enforcement, taking advantage of federal security assessments and student tracking are some of the measures contractors are taking to ensure a safer school bus ride.
Read More →Elliott, the son of industry veteran and former National Express CEO John A. Elliott, is named vice president of operations for the school bus contracting company.
Read More →The school bus contracting firm’s 2014 contest drew more than 230 submissions, and winners in four categories earned $1,000 each.
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