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Wes Platt discusses the latest in School Bus Fleet news, including GreenPower receiving a lease/purchase deal on a 80,000 square foot property, Lion Electric Company taking possession of a new factory outside Chicago, and much more!
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The school district claims it will lose nearly $700,000 in funding after the state education department accused it of breaking a state pupil transportation law.
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 →It comes as good news for industry leaders who have wanted a commercial driver's license that better reflects a school bus driver's responsibilities.
Read More →The waiver from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), effective Jan. 3, currently expires on March 31.
Read More →The program, My Ride 2 School, provides free rides for middle and high school students in the Jacksonville area.
Read More →The most popular blog posts among School Bus Fleet readers in 2021 covered topics such as fleet electrification, bus driver compensation, and cleaning in the age of COVID.
Read More →From First Student's sale to the driver shortage to new federal legislation with funding for electric and low-emission school buses, the world of pupil transportation tried to return to normal (or better) in 2021.
Read More →The association's advocacy team continues to work with legislators and federal officials to cope with the ongoing driver shortage and fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More →Data collected for the latest SBF Fact Book points to an overall decline in school bus sales. Will the COVID-19 pandemic, driver shortage, and supply chain issues relent enough to allow the industry to bounce back in the year ahead?
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