School buses

Officials from several levels of government gathered in Ann Arbor Monday afternoon to highlight the benefits of the EPA's Clean School Bus program.

Detroit, Lansing, and Pontiac public school systems each received $5,925,000 in federal grant money from the EPA's Clean School Bus Program. The money will be used to purchase fifteen clean-powered school buses each.

Researchers say updating buses could reduce respiratory conditions in children, leading to increased attendance in schools and better community health.

The Detroit Bus Company is on the rebound from a break in earlier this month after theves stole several catalytic converters.

Challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic are worsening an already bad shortage of school bus drivers, and it's impacting how they serve students.

Michigan lawmakers are discussing ways to make school buses safer.The House Judiciary Committee reviewed a package of bills during a hearing Tuesday.State…

The State of Michigan is using some of the settlement money from Volkswagen’s Clean Air Act violations to subsidize new school buses. Volkswagen installed…

Michigan drivers who fail to stop for a school bus displaying its stop sign could face harsher penalties under new bills in the state Legislature.Senate…

One of the key proposals in Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s State of the City address last month was a new busing system that would serve both district and…

Michigan parents with smartphones can help keep track of school buses that didn't pass the state's annual safety inspection.Inspection results for…