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MORE THAN AN AMENITY: THE SECOND OF FOUR KEYS TO NEXT-LEVEL OFF-CAMPUS TRANSPORTATION

Part II: RISK

MORE THAN AN AMENITY: THE FIRST OF FOUR KEYS TO NEXT-LEVEL OFF-CAMPUS TRANSPORTATION

Part I: RELIABILITY

ACHIEVING EFFICIENCY THROUGH TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATION

Find out the four learned lessons about how school transportation collaboration is benefitting school districts.

AFFORDABLE OPTIONS FOR DISTRICTS REPLACING BUS FLEETS

In this thought leadership Q&A, Tod Eskra, President of Transportation Services Co., outlines some practical strategies to evaluate your transportation needs, and update a bus fleet while staying within budget through alternative financing.

UNDERSTANDING THE TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP: AN INTEGRATED FLEET MANAGEMENT SOLUTION

The “Total Cost of Ownership” (TCO) strategy takes into account all of these costs related to the entire lifespan of an organization’s vehicles to help you take a more proactive and cost effective approach to your total fleet management.

DRIVER STAFFING PART III: HOW DO YOU GET OUT OF THE HOLE?

In the final part of this three-part blog series, we highlight the various aspects that must be adequately addressed during a driver shortage period.

4 REASONS TO CONSIDER A BUYBACK OPTION FOR YOUR FLEET

Read the four reasons why you should consider a buyback option for your organization's school transportation fleet.

DRIVER STAFFING PART II: DRIVER STAFFING EXPECTATIONS & DISRUPTORS

In the second part of this three-part blog series, we examine the broader issue of defining expectations for school transportation.

DRIVER STAFFING PART I: THE CURRENT ENVIRONMENT SURROUNDING STUDENT TRANSPORTATION

In the first part of this three-part blog series, we identify some of the deficiencies within school districts that are leading causes of the bus driver shortage.

DON’T LET LOOMING BUDGET CUTS AND UNCERTAINTY CRIPPLE YOUR SCHOOL BUS FLEET REPLACEMENT PROGRAM

Despite the budgets cuts facing school districts around the country, there's a great opportunity to trigger a thorough reappraisal of their district’s approach to fleet replacement.

MANAGING TRANSPORTATION FUNDING CUTS: MINIMIZE COSTS AND MAXIMIZE REVENUES

School transportation leaders are facing continued budget cuts. How are they doing more with less?

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: HOW DO YOU AFFORD TO PURCHASE NEW SCHOOL BUSES IN TIMES OF AUSTERITY

Want to learn how to create a sustainable bus replacement strategy? Learn how to develop a plan that replaces vehicles without causing wild swings in annual funding requirements.

UNDERSTANDING THE DRIVER SHORTAGE

The school bus driver shortage is not subsiding anytime soon. So, can we really solve the problem?

SURPRISING REASONS YOUR DISTRICT CAN AFFORD TO START SCHOOL LATER

The cost of transportation is one of the more contentious issues in the start school later debate. But once properly framed the cost of transportation can be appropriately contextualized. Do you agree?