Advocacy
School bus transportation is a critical component in every successful educational enterprise. It is the direct link between a neighborhood and the classroom.
By advocating for safe, efficient, and reliable school bus transportation, we are not only ensuring the well-being of our students but also fostering a sense of community and support. The NAPT's Public Policy Agenda serves as a road map for our members to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of student transportation. By staying informed and engaged with these policies, we can continue to uphold the standards of excellence that define our industry.
Together, we can create a brighter future for students across the nation, one bus ride at a time.
By advocating for safe, efficient, and reliable school bus transportation, we are not only ensuring the well-being of our students but also fostering a sense of community and support. The NAPT's Public Policy Agenda serves as a road map for our members to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of student transportation. By staying informed and engaged with these policies, we can continue to uphold the standards of excellence that define our industry.
Together, we can create a brighter future for students across the nation, one bus ride at a time.
Foundational Facts:
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The yellow school bus is the safest, most economical, most energy-responsive and most environmentally-friendly way to transport our children to and from school each day.
- There is an important link between the yellow school bus and the performance of our children in the classroom; ensuring access to the school bus helps to ensure access to educational services and ultimately educational attainment.
- The color of a school bus is an integral attribute of its unique design and the industry must ensure that the color of a school bus continues to meet its role and objective as a safety factor.
Top Issues We're Following:
- Seatbelts on school buses
- A new S License
- Electric school buses
- National definition of illegal passing
- Special education priorities
- Under the bus
- Alternative transportation
Contact Peter Mannella, Chair of the NAPT Public Policy Committee, for additional information about our Public Policy Agenda.
Public Policy Committee
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Chair: Peter Mannella (NY)
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Alfred Karam, CDPT, NY
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Linda Bluth, Ed.D. (MD)
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Melody Coniglio, CDPT, CSNT (OH)
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Joshua Hinerman, CDPT (TN)
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Karim Johnson, CDPT, CSNT (VA)
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Brian Killian (OH)
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Lee Livingston (VA)
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Kimberly Martin (IL)
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Heather Philp (AK)
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Kayne Smith (TX)
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Rosalynn Vann-Jackson, MBA, CDPT (OK)
