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The annual NAPT Conference & Trade Show is consistently recognized as the premier school transportation conference in the nation.
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27Mar
March 2019 Webinar
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EDT
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24Apr
April 2019 Webinar
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EDT
Blog
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Research Links School Bus Emissions, Student Health & Academic Performance
The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) recently published a paper entitled: School Bus Emissions, Student Health, and Academic Performance.
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Campaign to Achieve Zero School Transportation Fatalities by 2025
The deadly crash last Friday involving a train and school bus in Athens, TX was yet another stark reminder that the work we do is important and there can be grave consequences out on the road, even on routine days when the unexpected can happen. The margin of error is extraordinarily small, so the need for vigilance must be high at all times.
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Collaborating to End Illegal Passing Fatalities
The inordinate number of student pedestrian fatalities in the last few months has brought the problem of cars and light trucks illegally passing stopped school buses to national attention. In December 2018, I sent letters to federal safety officials, and to my counterparts at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and National Sheriff's Association requesting their help and offering to partner with them and collaborate with them to stem the tide and save lives.
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Back to Basics: Partners in Student Safety In and Around the School Bus
The 2018-19 school year has not started out in the most favorable way for students and their families across our nation. Unofficial data derived through media outlets have identified 12 student fatalities that occurred while loading or unloading our school buses. One happened in August, one happened in September, eight students lost their lives in October, and two students lost their lives in November of 2018. These are sobering statistics and we grieve for the families who lost their children.
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