
Ryan Gray
Chief Content Officer at School Transportation News
#Publisher & #event producer covering #schoolbus #studentequity #childsafety #specialneeds #security #fleet #technology #IoT #ZEV #bigdata #culture #leadership
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1 week ago |
stnonline.com | Ryan Gray
When student transporters seek new school bus equipment, what do they look for? The options can be intricately dizzying, prompting them to turn to a resource that previously assisted with mundane email issues and computer peripherals not working. Susan Keller, like many student transportation leaders, relies on the expertise of her school district IT department to help make the right choices, especially when it comes to implementing a new camera system.
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2 weeks ago |
stnonline.com | Ryan Gray
Bills in the U.S. House and Senate seek to permanently allow states and local governments to bypass a requirement that school bus driver applicants include engine component identification when performing the pre-trip vehicle inspection skills testing necessary to obtain their commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs).
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3 weeks ago |
stnonline.com | Ryan Gray
The acquisition of Trans/Air Manufacturing by Lippert Components brings added resources and technology necessary to both companies at a time when increased U.S. tariffs could impact the global air conditioning supply chain, while also staying true to the 45-year history of the family company. Those were two the reasons the deal announced March 31 — terms were not disclosed at this report — made sense to Rick Lehnert, Trans/Air’s long-time president and son of co-founder Dick Lehnert.
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3 weeks ago |
stnonline.com | Ryan Gray
More power options are coming soon to the large school bus space as Cummins prepares to launch a second gasoline engine option for the market and its long-awaited successor to the 6.7-liter diesel engine. The gasoline or octane engine will be in full production next January, with the new B7.2 diesel engine available January 2027, the company announced earlier this month. The new gasoline engine will be available January 2026.
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3 weeks ago |
stnonline.com | Ryan Gray
When Bart Marksohn was involved in the day-to-day operations of New York school bus contractor WE Transport, he and his sister Helena attended the viewing of one of their father’s longtime drivers who had died. After arriving at the mortuary, the woman’s daughter approached the Bart and Helena. She expressed gratitude they had taken the time to pay their respects and told them how important the Marksohn family was to her.
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