National Express
Tim Wertner, Chief Executive Officer of Student Transportation AI over time will significantly enhance school bus transportation software by optimiz-
ing routes, improving safety and increasing efficiency. Examples could include analyzing traffic patterns and student locations to create more efficient routes, reducing travel time and fuel costs. It could also monitor bus conditions and driver performance in real-time, alerting officials to potential safety concerns such as distracted driving or via pedestrian notifications. Additionally, AI should be able to help automate scheduling and maintenance tasks, ensuring buses are always in top condition. Overall, these software ca- pabilities will help lead to safer, more reliable and cost-effective transportation for schools. • Number of students transported daily: 1.2 million • Number of vehicles operated (buses and vans): 16,000 • Number of states served: 30 states & 2 provinces
Student Transportation of America Gene Kowalczewski, Chief Executive Officer Like any technology, we evaluate AI based on its alignment with our company strate- gy and its ability to help us achieve our goals. We have begun to explore ways it can help augment our existing technology stack to boost safety, operational efficiency and team productivity. It has the potential to help us optimize routes more effectively, identify potential safety issues and utilize predictive maintenance to minimize fleet downtime, ultimately helping us be even more proactive in ensuring a safe and efficient ride for our district partners and the students we transport. • Number of students transported daily: 1.25 million • Number of vehicles operated (buses and vans): 18,000 • Number of states served: 24
48 School Transportation News • JULY 2025
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