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The veteran school bus operator demonstrated a passion for safely transporting students and for giving back to the community. The award was given posthumously.
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In the February issue, Executive Editor Thomas McMahon described an incident in which a school bus driver was charged with illegally passing another school bus. He asked readers to tell us how they would respond to such an incident at their operation, and what offenses lead to immediate termination.
Read More →Hundreds of children across the country nominated their favorite school bus driver for the third annual Thomas Built Buses Children’s Choice School Bus Driver of the Year national essay contest.
Read More →NYAPT’s Nov. 20 survey of illegal school bus passing finds that 1,086 school bus drivers reported they were passed a total of 883 times.
Read More →Nuvve and Stonepeak are teaming up to pursue a $750 million joint venture, called Levo, to deploy turnkey electric vehicle charging and Transportation-as-a-Service for school buses and other commercial fleets.
Read More →Ideanomics now becomes the preferred charging solutions provider for VIA Motors, which will offer delivery vans, school buses, shuttles, and more.
Read More →Frank Di Giacomo’s new title is part of the changes brought on with Bobit Business Media’s recent acquisition of Newport Business Media. As vice president, bus and rail, Di Giacomo will continue to lead SCHOOL BUS FLEET and Metro Magazine.
Read More →Two California school districts have selected Forsythe Transportation to operate their school bus service.
Read More →Federal officials join pupil transporters in the nation’s capital to discuss fitness testing, fire suppression, seat belts, and other recommendations based on recent crashes, and share resources.
Read More →GreenPower Motor Company currently has 37 Type D BEASTs in production that have been ordered by the state of West Virginia. Nearly all of these school buses are expected to be delivered by the end of the calendar year.
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