Page 27 - Bus Drivers News Today

As the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration considers revising how it determines if truck and bus companies are fit to operate safely, the agency is asking for feedback on research that could impact its decision.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Gov. Mike DeWine was joined by members of the state-created school bus safety working group to share recommendations on how to better protect students, bus drivers, and others sharing the road. After five months of meetings, the group presented 17 recommendations. Among those recommendations were driver retention, school bus safety features, […]

OLYMPIA, Wash. - House Bill 2133, also known as the "Richard Lenhart Act," is making its rounds in the Washington legislature. The bill is named after a Pasco school bus

"We were told he's a new driver. He's still learning."

After a deadly school bus crash last summer, a task force convened by Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine recommended Wednesday more training, driver benefits and safety features — but not a seat belt mandate. How and when safety upgrades are made would be up to individual school districts, DeWine said at an event releasing the Ohio School Bus Safety Working Group's final report.

Salary issue for Durham school bus drivers is why buses are parked, parents asked to drive kids to school and pick them up

The York County School Division (YCSD) is looking for teachers, bus drivers, custodians crossing guards and more.

Senate Bill 92 would allow the use of "non-school bus vehicles" to transport students under a plan approved by the Kentucky Department of Education.

A union representative for bus drivers with the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority in Florida this week issued a warning to violent passengers.“Leave our drivers alone,” union representative April Murphy said to WFLA-TV. “Pretty soon the drivers are gonna start fighting back. And you know, the pass...

“This bill is too important not to be made into a law,” said his widow.