TRANSFINDER
www.transfinder.com
Transfinder launched the Transfinder Marketplace to create a one-
stop-shop for schools seeking solutions to enhance efficiency, safety and security within their transportation departments. The company said its initial rollout highlights “best in class” vendors with products in the following areas: attendance, camera technology, GPS, fleet maintenance, parent portal, professional services, social media, tablet technology and training. Transfinder said the Marketplace provides solutions that integrate with Transfinder’s products, from the grill-to- tail light — and everything in between. Transfinder recently signed up its first camera intergration partner, 247Security, as well as four parent portal partners: Here Comes the Bus by Synovia Solutions, MyBusVue by Zonar, SafeStop and Treker. Transfinder added that it is in develop- ment with its own parent portal, Stopfinder.
Visit Booth 500
TRANS TECH BUS
www.transtech.com
The latest Type A school bus built on a Ford Transit chassis is
coming to the student transportation industry in 2017. Trans Tech is launching its Trans Star with six-speed automatic overdrive with Se- lectShift. Customers can choose the 3.7L Ti-VCT V6 gasoline engine or a 3.2L Powerstroke I-5 diesel engine. The gas option offers 275 hp and 260 pounds of torque, while the diesel option offers 185 hp and 350 pounds of torque. The company said the 20-passenger bus provides maximum driver visibility; a pan-formed galvanized steel floors to pro- tect against crashes and corrosion; an ergonomically designed control panel for bus drivers; driver airbags; four-wheel, anti-lock brakes; and AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability control. The Trans Star has a wheelbase of 156 inches and length of 238 inches with interior headroom of 74 inches and a width of 80 inches.
Visit Booth 111
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