247Security Inc. will exhibit mobile digital video recording equipment security camer- as and GPS data management applications. Visit the 247Security Inc. sales team at booth #429. Contact by phone at 866-693- 7492, email inside-sales@247securityinc. com, or visit
www.247securityinc.com.
Booth 429 See ad, Page 11
The ALC team is excited to meet you at NAPT! Come visit us at booth 320 to see how we can help with your supplemental trans- portation needs. You can also contact us at 866-999-3371 x777 or request a free analysis on our website at
www.alcschools.com.
Booth 320
See ad, Page 18
AMETEK produces a wide variety of air and fluid handling systems for the school transportation industry, including its Dura-Tek Prime booster pump. It features a 40,000-hour design life, seal-less technology for leak-free operation and brushless performance, a 7-year warranty in new applications and a 3-year warranty as a replacement. Booth 534
See ad, Page 20
AMF-Bruns of America will exhibit retractors and head and backrests at the 2016 NAPT Summit. Come visit Steve Barker at Booth 1111. Contact AMF-Bruns of America at 877-506-3770,
s.barker@
amfbrunsamerica.com, or visit www.
amfbrunsamerica.com.
Booth 1111 See ad, Page 62
AngelTrax is a leading designer, manufacturer and provider of in-vehicle mobile surveillance, including distinctive DVR systems, high-resolution cameras, innovative wireless solutions and one-of- a-kind mapping technology. For additional company information, call 1.800.673.1788 or visit
www.angeltrax.com.
Booth 221 See ad, Page 41
American Traffic Solutions and its Cross- ingGuard School Bus Stop Arm Enforce- ment System is a completely automated, turnkey solution to keep students safe from illegal passers. Visit us at the NAPT Summit Trade Show for more information or go online to
www.atsol.com.
Booth 504 See ad, Page 9
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