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Ruling: A school bus dealer and a school bus manufacturer can’t have the lawsuit that the parents of a student killed in a school bus related accident filed against them moved from Dallas County.
Ruling: An ISD’s school bus policies, actions and past practices, when considered together, do not make the district federally liable for a school bus driver’s repeated molestation of a young special-needs student.
Ruling: The mere fact that an ISD reportedly had — in its possession — school bus video surveillance footage of a bus driver sexually molesting two young female students more than 100 times does not make the ISD’s superintendent and ex-transportation director liable in the lawsuit the parents filed against them and the district.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is once again providing a funding opportunity to replace diesel school buses with zero- or low-emission vehicles via the agency’s…
A total of 424 clean electric school buses are committed, on their way or operating in Texas. That’s according to reporting by Environment Texas, based…
A total of 6,699 individual Texas school bus drivers reported that — on Wednesday, April 24, 2024 — they collectively observed 8,583 vehicles illegally passing…
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) this afternoon began accepting applications for 2024 Texas Clean School Bus (TCSB) funding. The funding is available for…
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) announced today that applications for Alternative Fueling Facilities Program (AFFP) grants are being accepted. A total of $12…
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this week announced (via this web page) that 19 Texas ISDs will share in $379 million to fund 164 electric…
The Department of Public Safety (DPS) has announced that it is preparing to implement changes to the commercial driver license (CDL) skills test. The changes…
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