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Fort Bend ISD said a group of bus drivers bought presents for dozens of elementary school students ahead of the holiday season.

From zero-fares to a new "micro-transit" route in the Northshire, the Green Mountain Express keeps rolling ahead.

Greene County parents are upset because their kids were left at home after the school bus did not show up Tuesday morning.

Rep. Pat Heinert says North Dakota should think about throwing some federal driver’s licensing requirements under the bus. “I’ve come up with the wild idea of creating a bus driver’s license for North Dakota,” Heinert said during a school funding committee meeting on Nov. 28. Maybe it’s not so crazy. Maybe it is. Mike Heilman, […]

JCPS should also put money into having a monitor on every single bus, we cannot drive with children acting the way they do. Kids are out of control.

The district is among several local transit providers that have been facing a bus driver shortage in recent years.

Stop having JCPS transportation talks and get moving! Have mandatory meetings with parents.

One teacher said, “I’m worried about the number of unattended students. I’m worried there won’t be enough morning child care spots for parents who work and need to arrive on time for their jobs.”

School bus issues have been a hot topic in Howard County since the first day of school. Wednesday, a group of drivers called for better protection.

JCPS said an average of 51 drivers call out sick each day, most frequently on Mondays and Fridays.