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January 2012 FEATURES:
Game On p. 32 Te Type A small school bus landscape continues to evolve as manufacturers increase alternative-fuel options for customers
In this economy, student transporters are seek- ing value in all they do…and purchase. To a tee, small bus OEMs tell STN this month they are targeting viable options for school districts and school bus companies when it come to alterna- tive fuels. All seven small bus manufacturers are showing a commitment to this growing segment of the market.
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Wireless Video Surveillance:
A Capital Idea p. 40 While the future is now, student transporters are reminded to weigh cost, expecations and usage when deciding on wireless video
BIG CHANGES coming to
wheelchairs, two-way radios
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Analysis
Flexible Advice: Compartmentalization Seats, Restraints and Flexible Seating p. 38 By Robert Pudlewski, STN Technical Editor
In the Rearview Mirror:
Our team truly believes that in the school bus industry, safety is everyone's business. For that reason, we take our responsibility very seriously. Our strong commitment to the security of children is our motivation for every system we build.
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2011, a Legal Year in Review p. 44 By Peggy A. Burns, Esq.
Can You Manage Your Disaster? p. 48 By Cheri Clymer
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