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Motor oil isn’t usually a topic that school bus fleet operators spend much time discussing. But that might change soon, after new-and-improved l...
Read More →The following questions are from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) test for school bus technicians, which certifies techn...
Read More →It can be frustrating and time-consuming to locate a short in an electrical system, especially in a school bus, which has seemingly miles of wiring. B...
Read More →A school bus garage is full of hazards. Maintenance workers’ daily duties involve lifting and moving heavy equipment, using harsh chemicals and ...
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In many areas of the nation, the sweltering summer heat belies the harsh, cold reality of winter. The summer also tends to allow some slack in operati...
Read More →In the school bus business, seat repair is as common as yellow paint, costing the industry millions of dollars annually and keeping thousands of peopl...
Read More →With the movement toward integration of chassis and body (and, in some cases, engines) in the school bus manufacturing industry, it should be no surpr...
Read More →There are many factors that weigh in on the spec'ing of a school bus heating system. Operators must consider state requirements, district or contracto...
Read More →By applying modern technology to the areas of greatest concern to school transportation providers, manufacturers and operators are coming up with crea...
Read More →Input from the entire staff is essential to avoid a 'dysfunctional' facility. Measure your needs carefully. If possible, consider sharing your with other public agencies.
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