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WHEN SAFETY IS A GIVEN


CONTENTS We asked people who


drive and maintain buses what they wanted in a Type A model. They told us, “Safety is always a must, but


but storage would be a real plus.”


Battery/Storage Compartment


COVER STORY


WHO SAYS IT’S A MAN’S WORLD? | 48 Women overcome attitudinal hurdles to succeed as school bus technicians


BREAKING BAD | 54 Transportation and maintenance managers dissect the bad driving habits that increase wear and tear on buses and maintenance costs


REVIEWING SCHOOL BUS LUBE,


• Holds up to 120 pounds of equipment and emergency gear • Securable compartment tucked away behind passenger door


• Ea


• Easy slide for quick access


OIL AND FILTER PRACTICES | 58 Technical Editor Robert Pudlewski evaluates current methods and reminds readers of the importance of LOF maintenance compliance for OEM engine warranty service


DIY: HOW TO REPAIR AND REPLACE


SEAT COVERS | 66 Step-by-step instructions on repairing punctures and small tears, and replacing a seat cover that has worn out its usefulness


58 54


MARCH 2014 VOLUME 23 ISSUE 03 48


ON THE COVER Dawn Lair is a school bus mechanic as well as school bus driver


for Live Oak School District in Northern California. Meet her and other women who prove that the maintenance bay is not just a man's world in this month's cover story.


800.533.1850 www.collinsbuscorp.com 6 School Transportation News March 2014 PHOTO COURTESY: Live Oak School District


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