JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Aug. 11, 2008) — Deficiencies in some districts' driver review process demand change, audit says. Read more

Didn’t get to see everything you wanted at the STN EXPO? Pen ran out of ink during your favorite presentation? Couldn’t make it to Reno? School Transportation News has posted nearly every presentation online.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario (Aug. 8, 2008) — Province seeks to become the latest to target on-road distractions for all drivers including those of the yellow school bus. Read more

The federal government needs to do more to help school transporters make the greenest choices, the environmental leader said during a keynote address at School Transportation News’ 15th Annual EXPO and Trade Show. View highlights from Kennedy's speech online.

ALBANY, N.Y. (Aug. 8, 2008) — With a $1.4 million, three-year Alabama study in the works on three-point lap/shoulder belts for large school buses, NAPT pushes for more comprehensive crash testing by the feds before a final rule is published. Read more

If you’re looking for a job in the pupil transportation industry, take a look at the employment section of STNOnline.com.

The Canadian Standards Association officially announced it’s new standard for Muti-Function Activity Buses in a press release.

Alabama Governor Buckles Up With Students
NORTHPORT, Ala. — Gov. Bob Riley made a stop Monday afternoon at Northport Elementary School, where some students will begin riding on a school bus with seat belts as part of a three-year study that may lead to changes across the nation. TuscaloosaNews.com

New Law to Keep Buses Going Longer
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — For years, school districts statewide have operated under a law allowing them to replace school buses every 10 years. Journal and Courier