School bus drivers

Drivers caught on camera illegally passing stopped school buses will face a $250 charge starting next month

The drivers are employed by Zum, a California-based company that signed a five-year contract with the school district in June. But the company has faced scrutiny from parents and school leaders since.

Correspondence obtained by The Baltimore Banner sheds new light on the missteps that left thousands of students without a ride the first week of school.

Grassroots advocacy group Neighbors for Buses hosted a packed town hall on Tuesday.

The district’s new transportation system has left students stranded at bus stops and schools for two weeks, as parents search for daily back-up plans

The technology offers real-time tracking for yellow school buses.

Bus drivers could see a $5 per hour pay bump.

There are 93 out of more than 150 schools across the city which are changing bell schedules earlier or later this year and parents are unhappy.

The written test alone requires broad knowledge

Contractors and school officials say it takes too long to get a license