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SoSafe Yellow and Green Graffiti Removers are effective and safe to use by neutralizing with water.
Read More →Compressed natural gas once looked like the future, but renewable natural gas is proving cleaner, cheaper, and easier to adopt for today's fleets.
Read More →Lena Scott, a driver for Aiken County (S.C.) Public Schools, gets all 18 students to deboard after a student tells her he smells and sees smoke. Within minutes of every student exiting, the bus catches fire.
Read More →Josiah Daniel Curtis, 26, who broke into a Wyoming, Mich., school bus yard last year and stole a bus to drive to Detroit so that he could record music, was found not guilty by reason of insanity. Curtis appeared in Michigan's Kent County Circuit Court for trial on multiple felony charges, including malicious destruction of property over $20,000 and vehicle theft.
Read More →In addition to helping school buses run more cleanly and efficiently, many retrofit products on the market are designed for easy installation and to reduce engine wear.
Read More →Share how current trends are affecting your fleet operations, from vehicles and fuels to drivers, safety concerns, and contractor usage. We need your insights to benchmark annual industry data by Sept. 25!
Read More →SolarPulse (SP) 12V battery chargers are designed to maintain and desulfate lead-acid batteries in vehicles, including school buses, and in equipment stored outside.
Read More →Features of Speco’s mobile, four-channel, H.264, pentaplex digital video recorder include GPS data that can overlay location, speed and record with video onto the DVR.
Read More →Zonar's ZPass+ provides specific student rider information to parents through a password-protected website. Parents can receive notifications via text message and e-mail.
Read More →Danville (Va.) Public Schools’ new conduct policy for its school bus riders seeks to better inform and involve parents. Michael Adkins, director of transportation service, explains how the policy was developed and how it was tested on four buses — which he says experienced “dramatic changes” in student behavior.
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