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need and a submarket we are currently involved in and continue to pursue and expand on based on the needs of our customers. Alternative transportation is a highly specialized,
evolving submarket that requires much more detailed considerations, comprehensive planning and thoughtful execution. With this in mind, we’ve taken a conservative but deliberate approach to engage in this submarket based on our customers’ needs. By growing conser- vatively and in step with customer demand, we can refine our approach, continue to build and strengthen expertise, and deliver strong, long-term outcomes for customers, students and the communities we serve. Our focus remains on providing high-quality ser-
vice and our involvement in alternative transportation will continue to expand accordingly guided by need, informed by experience, and grounded in our commit- ment to delivering exceptional service.
STN: Do you have anything else you’d like to share? Wertner: I’d encourage anyone interested in learning
more about Summit School Services to visit our newly launched website at
summitllc.com. The site provides a comprehensive overview of our organization, our operating model, the services we provide, and our com- mitment to delivering safe, reliable transportation for school districts and communities across North America. This is truly an exciting time for Summit. Over the
past year, we’ve focused on strengthening our organi- zation through investments in technology, operational excellence, safety standards, and support for our local operating companies. We’re proud of the progress we’ve made, and we’re
even more excited about what’s ahead. We look forward to continuing to partner with school districts, families, and communities as we work to raise the standard in student transportation. For the latest company news and updates, we also invite people to connect with Summit and our operating brands on LinkedIn. We have plenty of peaks to reach on this new climb of ours, so we hope you’ll continue to follow along. ●
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