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Read this letter from one of the largest and leading contractors.
May 10th, 2013
Jeff Cassell, President School Bus Safety Company 5601 Hudson Drive Hudson, Ohio 44236
Dear Jeff:
At Student Transportation Inc (STI), the safety of the students is our number one priority. We are respon- sible for safely transporting approximately 1,000,000 students to and from school every day. Our ability to provide safe and efficient transportation all comes down to the quality of the school bus driver we employ and we know that this begins with effective driver training and ensuring there is a safety culture throughout all of our operations.
As part of a study at a number of our locations, members of our Safety Council evaluated your Driver Train- ing Course. They were very impressed with the quality of the materials and the content of the programs. Nothing like this has ever been available before and we have no doubt that this course will continue to help us train our drivers to be even safer.
The course focuses on identifying unsafe driving behaviors and changing these behaviors. We are pleased to report that this has led to a substantial reduction in our accident frequency and has led to safer, more professional drivers, raising our standards even higher.
STI will continue using your course at every location as we grow to keep the safety of our employees and our passengers our number one priority.
My Best Regards, Denis J Gallagher, Chairman & CEO Student Transportation Inc.
We have many raving fans. More than 2,700 school districts and 32 of the 50 largest contractors use the SBSC courses.
Why don’t you?
STI knows that Safety & Service is dependent upon the quality of driver training. They use the best available.
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STI OPERATE OVER 10,000 SCHOOL BUSES. THEY USE THE TRAINING COURSES FROM SBSC TO KEEP THE KIDS SAFE.
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5601 Hudson Drive, Hudson, Ohio 44236 Toll Free: 866-275-7272 •
www.schoolbussafetyco.com
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