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No doubt this is due, at least in part, to Logan Bus employing


all drivers full time because of the high number of students with disabilities the company is transporting. All drivers receive a full day of work and receive all benefits and even a pension, a benefit of working in the largest union city in America. “If you want to be a, quote-unquote, part-time driver, that pro- vides a problem for the kids. Tey need continuity,” DiGiacomo said. Te family culture also respects everyone’s viewpoints. Tat’s what Cordiello said that sets Logan Bus apart from other local companies. “What I liked about Logan is you don’t have to go through channels, it’s not a bureaucracy,” he said. “If anyone comes up with idea, we’ll try it.” Muirhead added, “We are a group think tank. Tere’s no cor- porate hierarchy, and everybody weighs in on decisions.” Employee loyalty and 40 years of experience navigating the


streets of New York City has reinvigorated a company that only about a decade ago had an uncertain future. “Everyone thought we were imploding because Richie was


dying,” Tornabe said. “To this day people are still surprised by us. We really keep to ourselves. We are on the outside looking in, but we’ve managed to stay alive.” It’s flourishing, even, as Tornabe said that New York City


recently awarded Logan Bus a three-year extension. Logan Bus is now truly a family affair dedicated to school bus- ing and the customers it serves. All for one and one for all. ●


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