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PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS


ACT CR-4 ROOFTOP CONDENSER UNIT


www.actusa.act.com 800-905-2240, ext. 35108


AngelTrax MOTOTRAX


www.angeltrax.com


Freedman Seating FAMILY-3PTA


www.freedmanseating.com The Family- American Cooling Technology released


its new CR-4 roof-mounted condenser unit for school buses. It is available in both 12 and 24 volts and can be supplied as a dual or single-loop unit, which works with both conventional- and hybrid-drive buses. Non-ozone-depleting HFC-134a re- frigerant delivers a high cooling capacity (165,000 BTU/hr.) and is easier to install than earlier models with the unit’s mod- ular construction that allows improved access to internal components.


PEOPLE AngelTrax’s new mobile video surveil-


lance management tool is designed to give transportation professionals more insight into fleet operations and more control over onboard surveillance equipment by gathering system data via wireless notifi- cations. With MOTOTrax, users can view the status and location of their vehicles, determine the health of their mobile sur- veillance systems and stream live video from vehicles in the field.


3PTA is a new activity seat with height adj u s t a b l e shoulder belts. It meets all applicable FM- VSS standards, including 210, 222 and 202A for head and


neck protection, as well as quasi-static test requirements. Featuring molded, polyurethane seat and back cusions, the Family-3PTA combines school bus safety with coach seat comfort at an af- fordable price.


Navistar named Kathy Seegebrecht the


new vice president of marketing for the global bus division, which includes IC Bus. Seegebrecht was vice president of mar- keting for Navistar’s parts group. Before joining Navistar, she worked at BP in sales and marketing. Carey Paster in February was named


vice president of mergers and acquisitions for National Express Corp.’s North Ameri- can school bus operations. Paster oversaw First Student’s 2007 acquisition of Laidlaw Transit, Inc. as the company’s president and CEO. He also is a former board mem- ber of the National School Transportation Association. Jim Arthurs is the new president of


Cummins Westport Inc. Prior to joining Westport in 2011, Arthurs was a managing


partner and co-founder of i3 Transition Partners LLP. He has worked as an opera- tions executive, with Integrated Paving Concepts, MacMillan Bloedel,Te Loewen Group and Westport Cryogenic Systems. Kirk Flach is the new president of Land-


mark Student Transportation and oversees all operations in North America. With more than 15 years of student transportation ex- perience, Flach was most recently senior VP of operations for National Express Corp., where he was responsible for Stock Trans- portation in Canada and Durham School Services in the eastern U.S. Executive Director David Hobson left the


National School Transportation Association, according to President Magda Dimmendaal, and a replacement was being sought at this writing. Hobson’s final day was Feb. 29. He


44 School Transportation News Magazine April 2012


was NSTA’s first executive director since Jeff Kulick resigned in 2004. Mark McCollough is the new vice pres-


ident and GM for the charging business of Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC. Previously, McCollough served as product line director for air treatment. He joined Bendix in 2004. Q’Straint and Sure-Lok named Paul


Faucher the new Canadian sales manager. Faucher has more than 26 years of business experience, including extensive experience in sales support and project leader assign- ments in North America and abroad. Trans Tech Bus promoted Jose A.


Vazquez to director of operations and An- dres Garcia to director of manufacturing. Vazquez has five years of experience in the school bus industry and three years in the


SEEGEBRECHT


PASTER


MCCOLLOUGH


FAUCHER


VAZQUEZ


GARCIA


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