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Arthur Hicks has been driving the big yellow bus for Durham School Services in Arizona for eight years. This award recognizes his commitment to Casa Grande Union High School Students and the community and their safety.
Read More →With a lack of legislative action overshadowed by election turmoil, the NSTA advocates for intensified focus on the rising safety concern of stop-arm infractions, bolstered by recent survey data showing a troubling uptick in violations.
Read More →The EPA's latest round of Clean School Bus Rebate Program applications are open as of Sept. 26 and close Jan. 9, 2025. This year, with expanded funds of $365M for school districts.
Read More →In a Buffalo, N.Y. school district, state DOL grant funds are being used in an innovative program that has not only filled driver staffing needs, but has also resulted in an improved culture and climate. Here’s how.
Read More →Las Cruces Public Schools receives charging and energy equipment through the partnership, leading to increased adoption of renewable energy sources.
Read More →Discover expert advice on electrifying school bus fleets, from fleet assessments to charging infrastructure, route planning, and training staff for a greener future.
Read More →The alternative transportation provider announced three new initiatives, boasting faster ride turnaround times, more driver availability, and improved operations for this back-to-school season.
Read More →A few decades after stepping onto the big yellow bus for the first time, I’m back to cover the school transportation industry as executive editor. Let me share a bit about my background and what you can expect from School Bus Fleet as we keep rolling together.
Read More →The bark is back on the bus! First Student's safety mascot kicks off a series of visits to school districts around North America to promote good bus behavior this school year.
Read More →Over three days at Thomas Bus Institute, skill-building sessions covered the need-to-know for maintaining both EV and standard school buses.
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