Student transporters seek value in all they do...and purchase. Small bus manufacturers tell STN they are targeting viable options for school districts, bus companies when it comes to alternative fuels.

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Defining Student Fatalities at the School Bus Stop

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INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS

State budget crises; NTSB urges ban on all mobile communications by motorists; more guidance on how transportation affects bullying, charter schools and FERPA; debate on school bus flammability standards; school bus safety tools; and more

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STN EXPO to Offer 'The Great Opportunity,' Names McDonald Co-Chair

Student Transportation Departments Urged to Prepare for Two-Way Radio Narrowbanding

Passenger Van Safety Strictly Enforced for Massachusetts Day Cares

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Game On
The Type A small school bus landscape continues to evolve as manufacturers increase alternative-fuel options for customers

Wireless Video Surveillance: A Capital Idea
While the future is now, student transporters are reminded to weigh cost, expectations and usage when deciding on wireless video

ANALYSIS

Flexible Advice: Compartmentalization Seats, Restraints and Flexible Seating
By Robert Pudlewski, STN Technical Editor

In the Rearview Mirror: 2011, a Legal Year in Review
By Peggy A. Burns, Esq.

Can You Manage Your Disaster?
By Cheri Clymer

COLUMNS

First Take by Ryan Gray
A New Year's Challenge and Opportunity

Commentary by Bill Paul
Can We Get to Zero?

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STN Online
More school districts sue states in wake of budget crises; NTSB recommends mobile communications ban; transportation's role in bullying, student privacy policies; Indiana class-action lawsuit regarding bus fees; school bus flammability standards; and more

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