the Tomas Built Bus-sponsored brunch. Te expert on wireless business and spectrum utilization strategies for the two-way ra- dio industry is addressing how decisions made in Congress and the FCC may affect school bus operators as well as emerging technologies.


GENERAL WORKSHOPS COVER HOT TOPICS Tis year’s EXPO offers 40 workshops that address many of the


industry’s pressing issues. In the Business Management track, one workshop covers fi-


nance and leasing, another focuses on writing a feasibility study for contracting operations, and a third addresses achieving fuel savings. From the Maintenance track, there are workshops on alt-


fuel training opportunities from OEMs and refurbishing school buses, among others. Bus driving behaviors and the correlation of citations to crashes is another workshop under Safety and Security, and transporting homeless students is being discussed during the Special Needs track. Te EXPO’s one-day trade show also takes place on Tuesday,


featuring about 100 exhibitors ready to offer their products and services. It will begin at noon and end at 5 p.m., followed that evening by the IndustrySOCiAL. Tis is just a taste of what the STN EXPO will offer throughout


its five days. Between the presentations, workshops and trade show, there is one final to-do: Have fun! After all, this is Reno. See you there! ■


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