Importance of Tracking Device in a School Bus

Introduction In recent years, the safety and security of school transportation have become increasingly important concerns for parents, school administrators, and transportation officials. With the rise of technology, tracking devices have emerged as a valuable tool for enhancing the safety, efficiency, and accountability of school bus operations. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of…

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Shawns A200

  Shawn’s Bus A200     My old A200 sitting at the beginning of my elementary run, on Robinhood Drive. Check out the raised roof and the odd location for the “bird”.   This is my former bus, A200. It is a 2001 International Bluebird conventional. It is a 78 passenger and it runs extremely…

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The Training Blog

  The Daily Training Blog…   (Training 101)   I created this page on the site to give you a “daily update” on my training to drive school bus again. The state of Florida doesn’t care if you have driven bus (or trained bus drivers) in another state for 20 years, you still need to…

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Shipping a Car to Rural or Remote Locations

Shipping a vehicle to a rural or remote location introduces different challenges than transport between major cities. Limited carrier access, longer routing distances, and fewer scheduling options all affect how car shipping works in these areas. Understanding these factors helps set realistic expectations and prevents unnecessary delays. This article explains how car shipping is handled…

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Wayne Buses

  Wayne Body Company   Overview Wayne is a name in school transportation that predates the familiar yellow school bus seen all over the USA and Canada. Beginning in the 19th century, craftsmen in Richmond, Indiana at Wayne Works and its successors built horse-drawn vehicles, including kid hacks, evolving into automobiles and virtually all types…

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