“With this data, we can more accurately and effectively train and coach our operators, while also assessing and responding to real-time traffic updates or emergencies,” he said. “These insights also allow our leadership team to recognize larger patterns within our fleet and create and execute long-term goals and objectives to accomplish our mission.” He said he especially appreciates the improved capac-


ity for making informed decisions. “We can quickly see what’s happening across one bus or the entire fleet and adjust accordingly,” he said. Advanced tech also supports robust maintenance


operations.“With deeply integrated systems and devic- es in place, our maintenance team can troubleshoot mechanical or electrical issues on every bus in the fleet right from our garages,” Paxton said. “As a result, they’re more informed when assisting the operators remotely, and more prepared with the right parts and tools when responding to service calls in the field.” Other tech upgrades have also proven effective. “We’re very proud of the illumination advancements we’ve


These insights also allow our leadership team to recognize larger patterns within or fleet and create and execute long-term goals and objectives to accomplish our mission. - Jonah Paxton, St. Johns County School District


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