Join parents Morgan and Glaucio as they take us on a detailed tour of their incredible luxury skoolie conversion. This ...

In Episode 4 of my school bus conversion, I take on the kitchen - the heart of this tiny home. With plywood, bold orange laminate, and a few trusty tools, I built custom cabinets and countertops ...

Last month at the tour stop in Detroit, for instance, judges chose a street-legal, 400 horsepower vehicle named the “Reboot Buggy” created by a Michigan artist and Hot Wheels collector. It married the ...

While you might expect school buses to have similar safety features to cars, but most don't even have seatbelts. Why not, and is it a good idea to add them?

Only nine states, including Texas, have a law requiring seat belts on school buses. Most laws only mandate restraints on new buses.

The Texas Senate recently passed SB 546, which will mandate all state school districts to have seat belts in school busses one year after the Bastrop crash.

Despite the school bus seat belt law, many Texas school buses remain belt-less. That’s because the legislation requires three-point seat belts on all buses that are model year 2018 or later.

But a project in Beverly offers an alternative: the school district uses their electric school buses’ giant batteries as mini power plants to send energy back to the grid.

School buses frequently lack a safety feature that, if you were caught not wearing one, would result in a ticket — but why?