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16 Special Report: School bus manufacturers mull over ways to implement the lastest emissions rules while school districts seek explanations about the new technologies and what they will cost
24 Volkswagen Truck & Bus acquires stake in Navistar, IC Bus
26 Student transporters urged to do homework to obtain funds resulting from Volkswagen emissions cheat
28 Fire safety takes a mixture of training and technology
30 More and more students are joining a cool new mission to Mars aboard an innovative school bus equipped with the latest VR technology
32 With winter soon approaching, regular bus washes are an integral part of maintenance and vehicle longevity
36 New standards push Head Start into 21st century
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COLUMNS 10 First Take by Ryan Gray
22 Thought Leader by Robert Pudlewski: New Diesel Engine Oil Specifications & Are There Bene- fits of Aftermarket Oil Additives
38 Thought Leader by Marc Ellison OBD II: What You Need to Know
40 Thought Leader by William
Capizzano: The Cost of Fighting School Bus Corrosion
74 Publisher’s Corner by Tony Corpin
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