School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2026


COMPONENTS & SERVICE SUPPLIERS


Restraint Systems, Wheelchair Tie Downs, Seat Covers and Foams, Evacuation Acces- sories, Lights and School Bus Parts Products/Services: Emergency Supplies, Foam Materials, Vinyl & Upholstery, Lighting Kits, 3 Point Lap/Shoulder Belt System, Child Safety Restraints, Bus Parts, Personal Protective Equipment, Disinfect- ing Wipes, Evacuation Aids SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 79.


EBERSPAECHER CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEMS 6099A Vipond Dr. Mississauga, ON L5T 2B2 905-670-0960 www.eberspaecher-climate.com ca-to-inquiries@eberspaecher.com Eberspaecher offers anti-idling and emis- sion reduction technologies. Eberspaech- er heating systems reduce fuel consump- tion and offer a pre-warmed engine and school bus compartment ahead of departure. It defrosts windows for a safer


ride and less wear and tear on the engine, by stopping unnecessary idling. Products/Services: Air Conditioning Systems, Heating Systems, Anti-Idling Products, Air Conditioning Components SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 100.


EDULOG (EDUCATION LOGISTICS) 3000 Palmer St. Missoula, MT 59808 406-728-0893 www.edulog.com info@edulog.com Products/Services: General Consulting, GPS Hardware, Field Trip Management, GPS/AVL, Routing, Scheduling, & Bound- ary Planning, Vehicle Management, RFID Readers, Parent Communication App, Student ID Cards, Tablet/Mobile Data Terminal


ENDERA 804 N. Pratt St. Ottawa, OH 45875 419-523-3593 www.enderamotors.com


hello@enderacorp.com Products/Services: Type A School Bus


ERICSSON ENTERPRISE WIRELESS SOLUTIONS 1100 W. Idaho St. Ste. 800 Boise, ID 83702 855-813-3385 www.cradlepoint.com sales@cradlepoint.com Products/Services: Cellular Services, Wi-Fi


EVERDRIVEN 5680 Greenwood Plaza Blvd. Ste 550 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 877-225-7750 www.everdriven.com everdriven@everdriven.com With nearly 700 school district contracts and over 28,000 students served last year alone, EverDriven has established itself as a nationwide leader in safety and technology-enabled Alternative Student Transportation. Leveraging proprietary


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