
The NTSB has dispatched a team to investigate the fiery crash, which claimed the lives of all aboard the 2020 Ford cutaway passenger vehicle, as well as the driver of a semi-truck.
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More than 100 school buses participated in a memorial procession honoring a Hawkins County Schools bus driver who died after a pickup truck crossed into her lane and struck her oncoming bus.
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A roundup of news about recent incidents involving school buses, including a woman arrested for hitting a student crossing the street to load a school bus, a bus driver accused of attempting to meet a teen for inappropriate activities, and more.
Read More →I remain impressed by the matter-of-fact heroism that’s often demonstrated by school bus drivers like Deona Washington who are caught in these situations where the best of us might lose our cool and panic. But, then again, bus drivers are a unique breed.
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The bus will be used for safety training by firefighters with California Rural Fire Department in Missouri.
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A roundup of crashes involving school buses, including: North Carolina school bus driver charged in deadly crash, Nevada school bus driver suspected of DUI after crash, Illinois school bus driver collides with pickup truck, crashes into restaurant, and more.
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We want to hear from school transportation professionals about the challenges they face in managing student behavior on the school bus and what advice they've got for colleagues.
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Oak Hill Capital sold Safe Fleet to the global visibility and safety technology provider after six years.
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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.
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Among other things, the proposed rulemaking would allow a permit holder who passes the skills test to operate on public roads without a qualified CDL driver in a passenger seat. The FMCSA is accepting comments until April.
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