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Do some school bus drivers need their passengers (or someone else) to remind them to buckle up? Recent incidents of un-belted drivers falling out of their seat show the need for managers to regularly monitor their drivers’ seat belt use — and to enforce penalties for not complying.
Read More →Stats show the school bus driver shortage is lessening, but many districts still feel the pinch. Here's what's behind it.
Read More →The company replaces older buses in its fleet with new Trans Tech Bus units. Hernan Burgos, vice president of operations, tells SBF that Transporte Sonnell is "the first school bus contractor company that brought new buses here in Puerto Rico."
Read More →An Ohio school district is slated to buy 15 school buses funded in part by state and federal grants. With the most recent order, the district will have purchased 261 new school buses — close to half of its fleet.
Read More →Federal and state programs make electric school buses more affordable, but technical support and fleet electrification planning can hamper ambitions.
Read More →A roundup of the latest criminal incidents involving school buses.
Read More →Elliott has served the pupil transportation industry in sales for the Type A school bus manufacturer for the last 26 years.
Read More →Vehicle-to-grid charging technology is moving from pilot projects to real-world deployment in school bus fleets.
Read More →The company is a dealership for school buses, commercial shuttle buses, and mobility vehicles, with locations in Grand Rapids and Troy, Mich.
Read More →Security demonstrations, driver shortage discussions, and a Boston Marathon bombing survivor were among the standouts at the school bus industry events in Kansas City. Check out our shots from the conference halls and the city beyond.
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