This conversation, featured in the June/July issue of School Bus Fleet, brings together representatives from Cook-Illinois Corporation, National Express LLC, Zum, and HopSkipDrive.
Since 2005, the company's drivers have traveled millions of miles and transported thousands of special-needs students.
A briefing report from New York Appleseed makes a few recommendations for improving transportation equity among public school students in New York City's boroughs.
The new Type A zero-emission bus also includes vehicle-to-grid technology, allowing the bus to lend power when it's not in use.
About 14% of public school students rely on compassionate and empathetic bus drivers who are properly trained to help special-needs students reach their academic goals and achievements.
The portal is expected to simplify operations for special-needs transportation service providers throughout the United States.
The Ohio-based company designed the seat mount for special-needs students who have difficulty staying seated in other products.
The Industry Assembly of God plans to use the bus to transport special needs students and the elderly.
The securement supplier will honor a special-needs school bus driver for their standout service for the fourth year in a row. The winner will receive $1,000.
The report should provide transparency, help customers make informed decisions, and demonstrate the high level of safety involved in student transportation. Share safety policies, investments, and metrics.
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