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The state Supreme Court has granted a temporary stay to a Department of Transportation worker fired in connection with falsified bus driver recertification.
The state Supreme Court has granted a temporary stay to a Department of Transportation worker fired in connection with falsified bus driver recertification.
 
Bus driver shortages force some districts in North Carolina to require school personnel to drive buses.
Bus driver shortages force some districts in North Carolina to require school personnel to drive buses.
 
Parents of Wake County Public School students know well the realities of the school bus driver shortage.
Parents of Wake County Public School students know well the realities of the school bus driver shortage.
 
Last Thursday, a New Jersey school bus driver, after dropping some of the elementary school children on the bus near their homes, reportedly drove to her own home in another city with the 14 children still left on the bus and abandoned them, telling the bus attendant, “handle these kids yourself.”
Last Thursday, a New Jersey school bus driver, after dropping some of the elementary school children on the bus near their homes, reportedly drove to her own home in another city with the 14 children still left on the bus and abandoned them, telling the bus attendant, “handle these kids yourself.”
 
Danny Reed from the Beaufort County Schools Transportation Department took top honors once again as the Best Bus Inspector in the state.
Danny Reed from the Beaufort County Schools Transportation Department took top honors once again as the Best Bus Inspector in the state.
 
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