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£ In Texas, where the Centers for Disease Control said flu activity remained “widespread” last month, Pat Dykes, the bus terminal secretary at Houston Independent School District, came up with a creative way to combat the spread of germs. Sykes heard about a bus driver shortage in nearby Spring Branch ISD due to the flu, and in an effort to prevent this in her district, she handed out flu-safety tips tied to bottles of hand sanitizer to 1,100 bus drivers and attendants. Shown above are three appreciative bus drivers, from left to right, Vivian Ivory, Carol Bolden and Sherlyn McBride.


Ü BIZ BITES FirstGroup America donated $112,000 in January to the


Children’s Miracle Network, an international nonprofit that raises funds for more than 170 children’s hospitals ... Blue Bird Corporation added Busworx Blue Bird as its new dealer for the state of Alabama. Busworx has six factory-authorized locations statewide … Leonard Bus Sales and Trans Tech Bus announced they will soon open a new facility in Garden City Park, N.Y., to support customers in the New York City area … Last month, Denis J. Gallagher, chairman and CEO of contractor Student Transportation Inc., was a featured speaker at the Stifel Nicolaus Transportation Conference in Key Biscayne, Fla. … School bus contractor Krapf Bus Companies donated more than 200 cell phones to the 911 Cell Phone Bank, a group that provides cell phones to seniors and victims of abuse … Routing and fleet management technology provider Trapeze Group is acquiring Calgary, Alberta–based Mentor Engineering, which also provides intelligent transportation solutions … Tyler Technologies last month launched a new blog at www.k12schoolsoftware.net to discuss data analysis, transportation, HR, financial management, student information and special education … Detroit Diesel approved Safety- Kleen's EcoPower Heavy-Duty Diesel 10W-30 CJ-4/SM re- refined oil to boost fuel economy by 1.5 percent.


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