Read more about the awards and the winning solutions at
stnonline.com/go/da.
Best Hardware Safety Vision Safety Net 5.0 & Road Recorder 9000NVR
Best Software Transfinder Transfinder Trifecta (Routefinder PLUS, Wayfinder & Stopfinder)
Best Health & Wellness Technology Trans-Air Manufacturing Safer Air Module (SAM)
Best Green Bus Technology (tie) GreenPower Motor Nano BEAST school bus
Zonar Systems Zonar EVIR EV Configuration
STN EXPO Reno Attendees Name Top Choices with New Trade Show Award
“Safety Vision is proud to win the best
hardware award. We know that no matter how many advanced features you have, it starts with the hardware’s reliability and capability.” –Clint Bryer | Director of Sales, Safety Vision
“We know our solutions are cutting-edge,
but to have leaders in the school trans- portation industry overwhelmingly select Transfinder as the Best Software is extremely rewarding. This award demonstrates that the Transfinder’s suite of solutions are meeting real needs today while anticipating what schools will need in the future.” –Antonio Civitella | President & CEO, Transfinder
“The team at Trans/Air was excited to
receive an award at the recent STN EXPO in Reno for our innovative use of two proven technologies—air ionization and a propriety
HEPA type filter into a lightweight pod that can be easily installed in any passenger bus.” –Rick Lehnert | Owner, Trans-Air Manufacturing
“The development of the Nano BEAST is a monumental achievement, both for Green- Power and for the school transportation industry at large, and we are excited to con- tinue producing purpose built, award-winning, all-electric school buses.” –Michael Perez | Vice President of School Buses, Contracts & Grants, GreenPower Motors
“Zonar is particularly appreciative of this
award, as it is bestowed specifically by school transportation professionals, who recognize the priority of delivering safe pupil trans- portation even as the world pivots towards sustainable solutions.” –Company statement
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