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Central Fla. Districts Experiencing Driver Shortage

January 28, 2016

School districts in Central Florida, including those in Seminole and Orange counties are undergoing shortages with their driving staff, reports the Orlando Sentinel. In Orange County, 64 of the 916 routes don’t have regular drivers. Seminole County has 25 to 30 openings.

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