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Inside COVER STORY


JULY 2017 VOLUME 26 ISSUE 07


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Survival Instinct: National Express at 100 Despite experiencing one of the worst school bus tragedies last fall, National Express and Durham School Services move forward with


innovations that promise to take the school bus contractor to new heights. Read an exclusive interview with retiring CEO David Duke. 56


Push To Talk With bourgeoning reliability


on two-way radios for school transportation, solutions are in development to optimize the safety of student passengers.


INSIDE:


IN-HOUSE BUSING OR OUTSOURCED CONTRACTING?


IS THERE A DISCONNECT IN DRIVER & ATTENDANT TRAINING?


ON THE COVER July 2017 National Express at 100


Durham School Services & National Express rebound from the Chattanooga crash with innovation, and re-emerge as an industry leader to make milestone year truly memorable


This month is highlighted by a Q&A with David Duke, the retiring CEO of National Express, LLC. He discusses why he’s stepping aside for incoming CEO Matthew Ashley as well as how the Chattanooga bus crash last fall shaped the compa- ny’s latest innovations, all in a milestone anniversary year.


Digital-Age Communications Offers Reliability


Pilot Programs Raise Bar for Safety, Efficiency


+ 6 School Transportation News • JULY 2017 PHOTO COURTESY: ERWIN HARRISON CELEBRATING25YEARS


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