School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2023


COMPONENTS & SERVICE SUPPLIERS


industry. With solutions installed in over 180,000 buses across North America, Zonar helps school bus fleets of all sizes maximize the use of their vehicles with technology solutions that are dedicated to improving compliance, efficiency, maintenance, ridership visibility and safety. Products/Services: GPS Hardware, Driver Records, GPS/AVL, GIS/Map Graphics, Routing, Scheduling, & Boundary Planning, Vehicle Man- agement, Mobile Data Terminals/ Tablets, RFID Readers, Parent Com- munication App, Student ID Cards SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 29


ZUM SERVICES 275 Shoreline Dr. Ste. 200 Redwood City, CA 94065 855-743-3986 www.ridezum.com


Zum is modernizing student transportation. Our integrated, cloud-based technology platform is purpose-built for safety & efficien- cy. We offer a seamless, real-time in- terface for parents, drivers, schools, & operators to transport children safely with increased visibility & personalized care. Our multi-sized, electric-first vehicle approach op- timizes routes to reduce commute times by 20%. Products/Services: Special Educa- tion Contractor, National Contrac- tor, Field Trip Management, GIS/ Map Graphics, Routing, Scheduling, & Boundary Planning, Vehicle Man- agement, Mobile Data Terminals/ Tablets, RFID Readers, Parent Com- munication App, Tablet/Mobile Data Terminal SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 95


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