Data reveals a nearly 4% increase in illegal school bus passing year-over-year. We take a look at what's being done to curb the problem.
Illegal bus passings and stop arm violations can be hazardous to the loading/unloading passengers process, but technologies like cameras, monitors, and sensors can help make it safer.
The theme of the meeting helped AngelTrax sales executives and corporate leadership discuss ways each team member can be the catalyst for change in their environments—in the workplace and in the community
The Bethlehem Central School District is partnering with Albany County and BusPatrol to battle illegal passing around school buses.
Central Dauphin School District in Harrisburg has partnered with law enforcement and BusPatrol for a new school bus safety program.
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.
In this collection of recent news about laws and regulations related to student transportation: - New Jersey Law Creates Electric School Bus Program - Tennessee Governor Signs Bill Aimed at Addressing Bus Driver Shortages - Virginia Law Created by Middle School Students Allows School Buses to be Used for Package Transport - Massachusetts Bill Would Allow Cameras on Buses to Capture Driver Violations
The new Ranger Hybrid DVR now supports more HD cameras and is backward compatible.
The KP2 is a compact road-facing camera with a snap-on driver-facing camera option that lets commercial fleets add driver-facing video at any time.
Pro-Vision’s 900 Series Hybrid HD DVR combines 1080p HD recording and observation technology in one device for an improved field-of-view for video coverage.
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