School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2023
COMPONENTS & SERVICE SUPPLIERS
NOAH CARES 9101 E. Kenyon Ave. Denver, CO 80273 303-960-0039
www.noahcares.com Products/Services: Ride Share/Alternative Student Transportation
NUVVE HOLDING CORP. 2468 Historic Decatur Rd. Ste. 200 San Diego, CA 92106 619-483-3448
www.nuvve.com Nuvve and our joint venture, Levo, of- fer custom, turnkey solutions to help you confidently transition your fleet to electric, seamlessly operate it, and begin seeing the value for your schools and community. We provide expert guidance, intelligent, proven V2G charging solu- tions, grant support, and flexible financ- ing options. Contact our team today to get started! Products/Services: Infrastructure, Electric, V2G, Energy Grants SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 101
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS 233 S. Patterson Ave. Springfield, MO 65804 888-327-7153
www.oreillyauto.com Products/Services: Brake Products, Engine Equipment/Accessories, Emission Control Products, Heating & Air Conditioning Parts, Lighting Products, Maintenance Products
O2 COOL MANUFACTURING 397 County Rd. 4004 Decatur, TX 76234 940-204-9330
www.o2coolmfg.com Products/Services: Air Conditioning Systems, Air Conditioning Components
ONSPOT AUTOMATIC TIRE CHAINS 1075 Rodgers Park Dr. North Vernon, IN 47265 800-766-7768
www.onspot.com Products/Services: Electronic Snow Chains
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OPTI-LUXX 3630 Highland Dr. Hudsonville, MI 49426 616-379-4142
www.opti-luxx.com Opti-Luxx pioneered the use of LED lighting for school buses, and our market-leading quality and service are unmatched in the industry. Contact us and let us tell you about our innovative LED lighting and LED signage products and how we can help you improve safety, visibility and reliability on your school buses. At Opti-Luxx, seeing is safety! Products/Services: Lighting Kits, LED Kits SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 9
OPTIMAL EV 47802 Anchor Ct. Plymouth, MI 48170
www.optimal-ev.com Products/Services: Consulting, Electric, Diesel
PAWAR TRANSPORTATION (SPECTRA DRIVE) 3673 Vista Charonoaks Walnut Creek, CA 94598 925-938-6565
www.spectradriveapp.com Since 1990 Pawar Transportation, a family owned and operated business, offers transportation services for special needs, hard-to-serve, out-of-district, McKinney- Vento and ESSA students. In cars/minivans, we provide consistent and safe transporta- tion for 1-3 students per vehicle. Products/Services: Special Education Contractor, Ride Share/Alternative Stu- dent Transportation SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 115
ORBIT SOFTWARE/BUSBOSS 424 King St. Pottstown, PA 19464 484-941-0820
www.busboss.com BusBoss School Bus Routing Software with Integrated Vehicle & Student Rider- ship Tracking, Driver Navigation Tablet App and Parent Bus & Child Tracking Mobile App. Eliminate Inefficient and outdated routes. Quickly reroute when a bus or driver is not available. Fleet Opti- mization takes into account travel restric- tions and door sided special needs stops. Products/Services: GPS Hardware, Driver Records, Field Trip Management, GIS/Map Graphics, Routing, Scheduling, & Bound- ary Planning, KPI Analysis, Mobile Data Terminals/Tablets, RFID Readers, Parent Communication App, Student ID Cards SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 123
PEGASUS SPECIALTY VEHICLES 211 W. Geneva St. Dunkirk, OH 45836 419-775-4575
www.ridepegasus.net New manufacturer of school and activity buses on multiple platforms, including Peterbilt, Zeus Electric, and VIA Motors. Products/Services: Type A School Bus, Type C Conventional SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 83
PFC BRAKES (PERFORMANCE FRICTION) 83 Carbon Metallic Hwy. Clover, SC 29710 803-222-2141
www.pfcbrakes.com Women-owned and manufactured in South Carolina, PFC Brakes is the #1 choice for motorsports, fleets, auto manufacturers and first responders. PFC delivers the best brakes on the market, guaranteed to outlast and outperform the competition. PFC Brakes are bred to win from the track to the jobsite! NO COMPROMISES Products/Services: Hydraulic Brakes, Rotors & Hubs, Brake Pads SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 127
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