Trans Tech Bus will be exhibiting Type-A school and commercial buses at the 2016 NAPT Summit. Come visit Erickson Lopez at 111. Contact Trans Tech Bus phone at 845-988-0428, email elopez@transtech-
bus.com, or visit
www.transtechbus.com.
Trans/Air Manufacturing will exhibit cli- mate control products & services for the transportation industry at the 2016 NAPT Summit, booth #729. Contact Trans/Air by phone at 717-246-2627, by e-mail at
davidharden.transair@
gmail.com or visit
www.transairmfg.com.
Booth 111 See ad, Page 17 Booth 729 See ad, Page 54
Transfinder will be exhibiting its suite of transportation management solutions at the 2016 NAPT Summit. Come visit the Transfinder team at booth #500. Contact Transfinder phone at 800-373-3609, email
marketing@transfinder.com, or visit www.
transfinder.com.
Booth 500 See ad, Page 5
Treker will be exhibiting real-time student and bus GPS tracking and communication platform solutions at the 2016 NAPT Sum- mit. Come visit us at Booth #629. Contact Kymberly Wolfson at 904-612-1998 or by email at
kymberl@treker.com or visit www.
treker.com.
Booth 629 See ad, Page 46
Tyler Technologies will exhibit the Tyler Drive on-board tablet and Versatrans and Traversa software solutions. Tyler Drive provides stop-to-stop GPS guidance, and manages timekeeping and student rider- ship via scan technology. Contact Tyler Technologies at 800-443-5530, info@
tylertech.com, or visit
tylertech.com.
Booth 900 See ad, Page 7
Zonar technology provides real-time visi- bility into the location of school buses and driver behaviors such as speeding, engine idle time and route performance, while also streamlining daily tasks for maintenance inspections, driver time sheets and dis- patch-to-driver communication. Visit www.
zonarsystems.com to learn more.
Booth 529 See ad, Page 3
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