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Zonar Welcomes New Vice President & General Manager of Passenger Services, Tim Ammon - Vimarsana News

Zonar Welcomes New Vice President & General Manager of Passenger Services, Tim Ammon

SEATTLE, Wash. (PRWEB) May 17, 2023 -- Zonar, the leader in smart mobility solutions, today announced a key addition to its executive team with the hiring of

Source: prweb.com
Howard bus contractors face uncertain future after school board awards 230 routes to California vendor - Vimarsana News

Howard bus contractors face uncertain future after school board awards 230 routes to California vendor

Current Howard County public schools bus contractors remain in limbo about how their services will be used next school year after the school board awarded hundreds of routes to a California vendor.

Howard Board of Education pushes high school start times to 8 a.m. beginning in August - Vimarsana News

Howard Board of Education pushes high school start times to 8 a.m. beginning in August

The school board voted unanimously to shift high school bell times from 7:25 a.m. to 8 a.m., a 35-minute difference that officials hope will make a positive impact on students’ health.

School start times change for 2023-24 year in Howard County - Vimarsana News

School start times change for 2023-24 year in Howard County

Howard County is shifting school start times for the next academic year.

Source: wbaltv.com
Howard school board to vote on new bell times amid looming bus driver shortage - Vimarsana News

Howard school board to vote on new bell times amid looming bus driver shortage

Whether or not the school board decides to proceed with new bell times, Howard school officials emphasized the county is still shifting to an opt-in busing model for next school year and will likely see an increase in transportation operating costs due to increased fuel, vehicle and labor expenses.