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The state medical examiner finds that the driver and the student on board both died from “smoke and soot inhalation and thermal injuries” in the Dec. 12 school bus fire.
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The school bus driver and one student were the only occupants. Authorities say it appears that the driver had backed into a ditch when the fire broke out.
Read More →Two Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools buses have caught fire in the past month. Authorities are investigating, and buses of the same type are being re-inspected.
Read More →The Tennessee driver gets all the students off the bus before the fire starts. An electrical problem with a cable near the battery is the cause of the fire, school administrators say.
Read More →The North Carolina bus bursts into flames after a fire starts in the engine. All 16 students and the driver escape uninjured.
Read More →Gaborcik brings nearly 20 years of bus industry experience to the fire suppression supplier.
Read More →Gordon, a transportation industry veteran and former pro football player, will cover the Midwest for United States Seating Co.
Read More →The school bus dealer, which has facilities in California and Nevada, will serve as a distributor, service provider, and installer of Fogmaker North America’s systems.
Read More →Police say that the fire caused more than $30,000 in damage to the school bus.
Read More →Drivers and other employees rotate through 10 stations that include live fires for fire extinguisher training, evacuation of smoke-filled buses, CPR, and first aid.
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