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Attorney and consultant Peggy Burns will speak at the Massachusetts Association for Pupil Transportation's day-long event, discussing such topics as legal issues related to training special-needs school bus drivers, sharing IEP information with transportation personnel and decision-making about special-needs transportation.
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In our November 2012 issue, I wrote about pupil transportation cooperatives. Here's what didn’t make it in.
Read More →At Atlanta Public Schools, John Franklin has led a turnaround that has bolstered bus reliability while boosting staff and public relations.
Read More →The company buys USA United Fleet Inc., and MV’s student transportation subsidiary, Reliant Transportation Inc., assumes the existing bus fleet and four New York City Department of Education operation and maintenance contracts. The company will begin operation of more than 500 bus routes with about 600 vehicles at the start of school in New York City on Sept. 8.
Read More →Through building trust with students and strengthening her transportation team, Goterba exemplifies the impact special-needs drivers can make.
Read More →The company announced a series of advancements meant to address growing demand for making more options available for student mobility.
Read More →The appropriation covers some of the $18 million that was cut from regional school transportation funding last year by the previous governor.
Read More →These stories provided information about the state of special-needs transportation for students in 2023.
Read More →Executive Editor of School Bus Fleet, Wes Platt, recaps recent news headlines from the pupil transportation industry - this week including competition between First Student and Zum in Seattle, as well as Blue Bird's move into commercial delivery vehicles.
Read More →Participate in this quick survey by Nov. 10 to share your insights about how prepared your school district is to deal with dangerous winter weather events.
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