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In this collection of recent news about legal issues and accidents related to pupil transportation: - Parents File Lawsuit in New Mexico Bus Collision - Maryland School Bus Crash Leaves Several Hurt - Former Florida Bus Driver Facing DUI Charges Apparently Attends Court Impaired - New York Worker Hurt Refilling Propane-Fueled School Bus - Montana Schools Superintendent Accused of Illegal Passing
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TTC, founded in 1979, provides transportation to more than 100,000 students in the metropolitan New York City area.
Read More →The annual event serves as a chance to remind drivers not to illegally pass stopped school buses and to urge students to take care when in the “danger zone” around a bus.
Read More →A briefing report from New York Appleseed makes a few recommendations for improving transportation equity among public school students in New York City's boroughs.
Read More →In this collection of recent news about legal issues and accidents related to pupil transportation: - Former Florida School Transportation Director Charged with Theft - Inebriated Florida Bus Driver Carried Middle School Students Home - Massachusetts Bus Driver Attacked Over Marijuana - Minnesota Bus Driver Shot, Expected to Fully Recover - New York School Bus Driver Accused of Drunk Driving
Read More →Total Transportation Corp. is working with Unique Electric Solutions (UES) to convert six diesel buses to battery electric.
Read More →Gov. Kathy Hochul wants qualified third parties to offer road tests for commercial driver licenses to put new school bus drivers on the road faster.
Read More →Gov. Kathy Hochul's State of the State plan seeks to replace about 50,000 school buses throughout New York with less-polluting models by 2035.
Read More →Spikes in COVID variant cases threaten to cripple already weakened levels of service in the Empire State.
Read More →This All American School Bus Corp. Blue Bird bus driven by Dillon Rathan is festively decorated for Christmas 2021 on the streets of New York City.
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