Transportation will still be provided for students with special needs or accommodations, as well as pre-K through 8th graders ...

Fewer than 1% of the nearly half-million school buses on the roads in the U.S. ran on electricity as of the end of 2023, even though this kind of clean bus has been available for years. Now, in a ...

News ‘Lolita Line’: School bus driver dressed as anime character banned from certain school routes The bus driver at a Vaughan school who was spotted with a “Lolita Line” sign in the window of their ...

Rosenworcel resigned from the board and as FCC’s first female chair in January. She served on the board from 2012 to 2017 when she was re-confirmed for another term and then was named chairwoman. A ...

Illinois lawsuit says Taylorville Community Unit School District #3 didn’t protect a 10-year-old with ADHD and autism from repeated sexual assault on a bus.

Ontario school bus driver who wore schoolgirl's uniform and had 'Lolita's Line' sign removed from job 'You picked up the kids dressed like that?' someone asks in a video posted online. 'Yep,' says ...

THIS is the chilling aftermath of a huge ballistic rocket blast by Iran which blew up a line of Israeli school buses. A 30-foot crater sat just yards from the charred hulk of the bus laid bare the … ...

LITTLE EGG HARBOR — Two people were hospitalized following a collision between a school bus and a sedan at a Little Egg Harbor intersection, authorities said. The crash occurred shortly after 12 p.m.

The Daily Telegraph’s Tim Blair discusses the concerns about Tesla’s self-driving cars, which do not stop for school buses in the US. “They’re trying to make us convinced that it’s just ...

Watch: A male school bus driver in Ontario, Canada, was confronted by parents after wearing a pink “school girl” outfit while on the job and allegedly calling his bus “the lolita line.” ...

District 189 in East St. Louis, Illinois to launch 25 electric school buses by fall to support student health, cleaner air, and sustainable transportation.

“We want to see if yellow buses will improve student attendance vs. the current high school bus model,” Superintendent Nikolai Vitti told Chalkbeat in an email.