and knowledge that had manufacturers reaching out to him when problems arose during production. “Jeff is highly skilled and competent with electrical and diagnostic parts of the new technology chassis and body, specifically the engines and transmissions…who has a technical aptitude of com- mercial vehicles unmatched by those twice his age,” Bruegge said.
Mike Martucci, 31 Owner
Quality Bus Service President New York School Bus Contractors Association New York
Mike Martucci has been called a wunderkind in school transportation, showing in-depth knowledge of the industry. He started his career in pupil transportation after graduating from college in 2007. His first job in the industry was as a school bus salesman, selling directly to school districts and contrac- tors throughout the Hudson Valley Region of New York. During this time, he realized that there was a growing demand for more affordable busing alternatives, especially from school districts faced with increasing budgetary pressure. He began promoting the idea that school districts could save money if they formed partnerships with private school bus operators instead of providing their own busing. At the age of 22, Martucci obtained a start-up loan, purchased three school buses, quickly pro-
cured three student transportation contracts and founded Quality Bus Service. He even served as the first bus driver for the company. Today, Quality Bus Service is among the fastest growing school bus contractors in New York, and an industry leader, with over 250 buses and more than 400 employees at three locations. Martucci is also a member of both the New York State Association for Pupil Trans- portation (NYAPT) and the New York School Bus Contractors Association (NYSBCA). It has been his detailed experience with school transportation operations, marketing and finance that led to him join the NYSBCA’s Board of Directors in 2010 before being named president in 2015. Martucci has worked hard to support safe and efficient school transportation services throughout New York state and the country.
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