PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS
C.E. White MDP-2012 DRIVER SEAT
www.cewhite.com Te C.E. White
Company has designed and introduced a new adjustable, ergonomically- correct seat for school bus driv- ers of all sizes that
provides
maximum protection. Te MDP-2012 in- cludes a new safety option that does not allow the engine to start unless the lap- shoulder belt is buckled and the right-side armrest is down and locked in place. Te seat also features a 185-inch seat belt web- bing and dual retractor that eliminates the need for an extender.
vMax Live Plus SEON MOBILE SURVEILLANCE
www.seon.com Te vMax Live
Plus Web-based system allows fleet managers to
address
op e r a t ion a l issues, increase public safety and save money. Te system tracks the location and movement of
each school bus, provides images of the buses’ interior and generates reports on vehicle condition and DVR health, driver activity and pre- and post-trip inspections, all in real time and historically.
school
Version 10.0 of the Routefinder Pro bus
routing software offers
several new features, including new integration with Servicefinder and with third-party student tracking systems, such as Zonar’s ZPass. Te upgraded version
also incorporates the latest
MapInfo functionality for enhanced map renderings and access to BING satellite maps.
Transfinder ROUTEFINDER PRO 10.0
www.transfinder.com
We take care of our own!
• Design • Manufacture • Install • Service
Climate control for school, commercial, and electric/hybrid buses.
When you buy from us, you become part of the family.
Trans/Air Manufacturing, Corp. is an ISO 9001 registered fi rm committed to providing world class climate control products and services to the bus and commercial vehicle markets.
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www.transairmfg.com Toll free: 800-673-2446
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