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Navigating Change: How Transfinder Transformed Student Transportation in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs School District 11 (D11), serves about 23,000 students in 58 schools, including 34 elementary schools. The district has had its share of...
Capture Stop-Arm Violations the AI Way
Mary took pride in staying sharp behind the wheel, but her route change for the upcoming semester caused anxiety. She would have to face...
How Transfinder Helped Tennessee District Save Money and Modernize Transportation
In the heart of rural Tennessee, Stewart County Schools spans over 400 square miles, with just two traffic lights and a student population of...
Moving Forward Together Toward a Battery-Electric Future
As diesel school buses reach the end of their lifeline, many school districts are exploring battery-electric options as a cleaner, healthier, and more cost-effective...
Thomas Built Buses’ Customer-Driven Approach to Type D Electric Innovation
Across the country, school districts are rethinking what it means to move students safely, efficiently and responsibly. For some, that includes exploring or expanding...
Growing Safely: How Royse City ISD Protects Special Needs Riders
Safety has always been the top priority in student transportation, but for special education, it carries added weight. These buses serve students who require...
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