In this collection of recent news about laws and regulations related to pupil transportation: - Indiana illegal-passing law - New Jersey's new Office of School Bus Safety - Boosted penalties for illegal-passing in South Carolina - Virginia tables seat belt law - Off-duty school buses could deliver packages in Virginia
The bus will be used for firefighter safety and rescue training in Freehold, N.J.
The bill, primarily sponsored by State Sen. Patrick J. Diegnan Jr., would fund the purchase of new electric school buses and charging infrastructure for three years in at least 18 school districts.
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.
The new laws raise fines for offending school bus contractors and require public identification of those contractors so they can't be given future contracts.
Through generations of their own families, find out how these transportation leaders show their dedication to working as a team toward the shared goal of keeping students safe.
The 3-vehicle crash in Pittsgrove Township killed two and injured three.
The school bus company gives one of its buses to Parkertown Volunteer Fire Company to help transport equipment during emergencies.
Ahmed Mahgoub and his wife, Faiza Ibrahim, of F&A Transportation, are charged with conspiracy and records tampering connected to $3.5 million in school transportation contracts.
Spirits are high among students, school district staff, and drivers, as these photos capture special moments ranging from parades to sunrises and rainbows, to fun bus decorations, awards, unveilings, and donations.
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