School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2018


COMPONENTS & SERVICE SUPPLIERS


& Boundary Planning, Vehicle Manage- ment, Video Management


PRO-VISION VIDEO SYSTEMS 8625-B Byron Commerce Drive SW Byron Center, MI 49315 T:800/576-1126 F:616-583-1522 www.provisionusa.com info@provisionusa.com Products/Services: GPS Hardware, Digital Video Cam, Driver Records, GPS / AVL, Pupil Transportation Management, Student Behavior Management, Vehicle Management, Video Management


PROHEAT 3831 No. 6 Road Richmond, BC V6V 1P6 T:901/861-2415 F:604-270-0137 www.proheat.com Phil Chatlosh, National Sales Manager Phil.Chatlosh@proheat.com Proheat line of heavy duty diesel fueled auxiliary coolant and air heaters designed specifically for school bus applications


to reduce idling, save fuel and increase passenger comfort. Products/Services: Air Ventilation & Fans, Heating Systems (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 113)


PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY INTERNATIONAL Pacific Center, 523 West 6th Street Suite 1101 Los Angeles, CA 90014 T:213/689-7763 www.mdzshield.com Krista Barry, Vice President of Operations info@s1gard.com Products/Services: Safety Equipment


marketing@qstraint.com For more than 30 years, Q’Straint and Sure-Lok have been leading manufac- turers of wheelchair passenger safety solutions. Every product is carefully engineered and tested to ensure optimal performance when used properly. Q’Straint and Sure-Lok offer a wide range of products including QRT-360 and TITAN800 retractors, OMNI anchorages and the GO2 Oxygen Holder. Products/Services: WC 19 Compliant Wheelchairs, Wheelchair Lift Accessories, Wheelchair Tie Downs (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 35)


Q’STRAINT 5553 Ravenswood Rd Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 T:954/986-6665 F:954-986-0021 www.qstraint.com Mike Grom, Director of Sales ‚Äì Mobility, School Bus & Para-Transit


R.C.A. RUBBER CO. 1833 East Market St. Akron, OH 44305 T:330/784-1291 F:330-794-6446 www.rcarubber.com Don Bullock, Sales Manager, Transit Products bullockd@rcarubber.com Products/Services: Flooring & Step Material


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