Could AI prompts revolutionize school transportation operations? From efficient bus fleet routing to managing student behavior and emergency planning, see how AI-powered assistance might transform the way professionals navigate their crucial responsibilities.
What innovations have shaken up the school bus industry, saving drivers and administrators time and money? Here, SBF checks in on how to make the most of available drivers, investigates New York’s new third-party CDL testing rules, and looks at new tech that’s transforming buses.
As pressures mount to convert to alternatively-fueled buses, companies are developing new technologies to track emissions and other key vehicle data.
With the Series D Softbank Vision funds, Zum plans to accelerate its vision of modernizing school transportation, which includes a path to 100% electric vehicles by 2025 and market expansion to 12 states.
The company has identified six key pillars that it believes are crucial to achieving success and changing the school bus industry.
The new plan for Indianapolis Public Schools includes options for a walk zone policy, using the district’s yellow school buses, and partnering with IndyGo, the local transit agency.
The companies are offering a unified bus scheduling, dispatch, and employee management technology platform.
Oak Harbor Public Schools secures $302,685 in Volkswagen settlement funding to purchase the bus.
These systems offer features that allow for saving time and resources such as soap, and brush systems that can accommodate exterior equipment, including stop arms and crossing arms.
A Washington state district dispatcher shares a process he devised to more easily get trainees up to speed on key technological tools such as Google G Suite, routing and tracking software, and mobile texting.
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