ASSOCIATION Te Minnesota Association for Pupil Transportation announced in late Au-


gust that it had sold 50,000 copies of its interactive and animated “Ride the Bus Game” and “Safety Squadron” video cartoons on student bus safety. Ride the Bus is approximately a half-hour, interactive CD for students in pri-


mary grades that includes 12 school bus safety rules. Te Ride the Bus Game was introduced in 2006. Te Safety Squadron video has different cartoon characters teaching the fun-


damentals of student school bus safety. Tis video is also intended for students through primary grades. Run time is appropriately eight minutes. Te video comes in VHS or DVD format, and is available in English, Spanish, Hmong, or Somali languages. Te Safety Squadron video was introduced in 2001. More information is online at www.mnapt.org.


Te New Hampshire School Transportation Association announced its 2010


Roadeo winners. First place in the conventional class went to Maureen Elling- wood of Goffstown Truck Center in Goffstown. Laurette Cillo of First Student’s Merrimack operations won the transit class. Goffstown Truck Center also fin- ished at the top of the team competition standings followed by First Student in Nashua and Goffstown Truck Center’s operation in Weare. ■


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