NAPT CONFERENCE 2012


Meanwhile, transportation directors and supervisors face issues related to driver retention, consolidated routes and bullying on buses, among other issues. Tey also are incorporating technology into their workplace and on school buses for performance-based management and reporting. For the those fortunate to receive district approval to travel out of state, the 38th Annual NAPT


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Summit Conference will cover timely topics in educational sessions, and its trade show will offer the latest products, solutions and tools designed to help transportation personnel do their jobs better. Te following pages showcase some of the exhibiting vendors at the trade show that offer everything from surveillance cameras and software solutions to alternative-fuel school bus models. Hope to see you there! ■


s things change in the school bus industry, so do the roles of student transporters. School bus drivers aren’t just responsible for driving students to and from school, they must multitask and look out for drivers illegally passing their bus, monitor student behavior on the bus and watch their driving behavior all while adhering to their route in order to prevent excessive idling and fuel costs.


64 School Transportation News Magazine October 2012


Photos courtesy of Memphis Convention & Vistors Bureau


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