WSB-TV is hosting our annual Stuff the Bus community event on Saturday in partnership with the Children’s Restoration Network ...

Dayton Public Schools students will not be able to use school-issued Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority bus passes to ...

The Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley school board on Wednesday, June 25, approved the extension of the school district’s contract ...

Cincinnati Public Schools will shift over 1,200 students, mainly seventh and eighth graders, from yellow school buses to ...

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This upcoming school year, students will ride Metro buses even if they attend a school that also serves younger grades, such as a K-12 school or one with kids from sixth through eighth grades.

A student waits at the Oakley Transit Station. Roughly 10,500 students rode Metro buses for school transportation last school year and roughly 2,800 of them were seventh and eighth graders.

And while buses have changed a lot on the inside—those side-facing benches became front-facing, for one thing—the exterior of the American school bus has remained much the same since 1939.

Marin Transit, which manages the Measure AA fund for the county’s yellow school bus programs, has approved a three-year funding cycle amounting to about $1.1 million annually.

The board has been working for seven months to close a multimillion dollar budget gap. Former superintendent Iranetta Wright proposed reducing yellow bus routes early on in the budget process, but ...

The yellow school bus, once an American staple for getting kids from point A to point B and a tool that helped ensure equal access to schools, is now so difficult to access that some parents are ...