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fromSustainable Bus
8 hours ago

Student transportation provider Zum to deploy 238 electric school buses for San Francisco Unified School District - Sustainable Bus

Zum is a California-based company specializing in student transportation services, fleet management software and electric school bus operations, announced on 21 May the deployment of an all-electric school bus fleet for San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD). The project combines electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, routing systems and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities through the company's Connected Mobility Experience (CMX) platform. According to Zum, the initiative will create the largest bidirectional electric school bus fleet currently planned in the U.S. market.
Alternative transportation
NYC parents
fromGothamist
2 months ago

Kids demand fixes to NYC's student OMNY cards, saying flaws encourage fare evasion

New York City students demand improvements to the OMNY card program due to durability issues and limited access.
US politics
fromwww.mercurynews.com
7 months ago

Letters: Donald Trump's hubris on display during UN speech

Criticism of Trump's hubris, complaints about SJSU's inadequate evening parking for students, and a note on Campbell Davis's resilience confronting racism.
Miscellaneous
fromBoston.com
8 months ago

Two-thirds of BPS school buses were on time on day 1. Here's how that compares to last year.

Boston Public Schools achieved a 66% bus on-time rate on the first day, with 85% of buses within 15 minutes and 94% within 30 minutes.
Toronto
fromwww.cbc.ca
9 months ago

TTC to increase service as students head back to school | CBC News

TTC will increase and adjust bus service after Labour Day, restoring routes, extending overnight service, and reopening Lawrence Station to meet student and commuter demand.
Education
fromSan Jose Spotlight
9 months ago

San Jose students get free bikes to commute to school - San Jose Spotlight

Nonprofits provided bicycles and backpacks to East San Jose elementary students to reduce absenteeism after school closures and transportation barriers.
Higher education
fromWashington Post
4 years ago

As GWU students get unlimited transit deal, Metro wants more colleges on board

George Washington University students will receive free Metro rides for three weeks, followed by a $100 fee for unlimited access.
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