Student Transportation of America/Student Transportation of Canada has acquired Pacific Western Transportation, which is Canada's largest privately-owned transportation company.
The student transportation provider has agreed to purchase Intercar's 114-bus operation in Quebec City.
In this collection of recent news about accidents and incidents related to pupil transportation: 17 People Injured in North Carolina School Bus Crash - 41 Students Escape Florida School Bus Fire - Georgia Woman Arrested After School Bus Full of Children Shot At - Student Hits Three School Buses - Canada Bus Driver Charged with Stunt Driving
Among the results, a 164% increase in revenue, and nearly $35 million spent toward the new Joliet (Illinois) electric school bus facility.
In this collection of recent news about laws and regulations related to pupil transportation: - New Mexico legislator renews call for school bus seatbelts after crash - Group of U.S. legislators call for additional clean school bus funding - Colorado advocates for kids with disabilities call for more safety provisions in rideshare transportation bill - Ontario initiative to require amber-red warning system on buses - Quebec bumper color rule could take hundreds of buses off the road
CESBA will produce new research and organize educational events that will help set up measurable Canada-wide policies in order to greatly accelerate the electrification of school buses by 2040.
Deliveries of the new buses to Autobus Campeau are expected to start in the first quarter of 2023.
The student transportation company purchased more than 200 Lion Electric school buses in 2021. Now First Student is starting to receive the vehicles in Quebec.
The Vancouver-based electric vehicle manufacturer reported $5.3 million in revenues in Q3, better than twice what it earned in the same period in 2020.
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