BusRadio understands that drivers know the environment on the bus better than anyone, so we want to communicate with you often. This is your place to get the latest news from BusRadio and give us valuable feedback on how we're doing. Use the form below to tell us what's on your mind anytime. You can also call the driver support line at 888-89RADIO or email us at radiosupport@busradio.com. The more we know about your ride to school, the better we can make it.

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1. -  NEW! May 5th was BusRadio’s National Driver Appreciation Day. As a way to recognize all Bus Drivers and their hard work, BusRadio ran a Bus Driver Appreciation Contest where students had to nominate their bus driver for BusRadio’s Bus Driver of the Year. Melissa Snow-Phillips (Bus T 7) from Taunton, MA was nominated by many of her students and was chosen as BusRadio’s 2008 Bus Driver of the year! Melissa won a $200 VISA card as well as breakfast for her entire depot! Congratulation to Melissa!

2. 2008 BusRadio Bus Driver of the Year, Melissa Snow-Phillips, Operations Manger for H&L Bloom Co. and BusRadio Operations Manager Gerry Cameron.
3. -  NEW! Congratulations Tawaneka, Houston, ISD - BusRadio winner at the Road-e-o. Every year, school bus drivers in Texas compete in a bus safety competition called the Road-e-o. They compete in events like parallel parking, driving in a straight line and other tests on safety and rules and regulations. This year, BusRadio gave out an iPod to a contestant in the special needs category. Well done Tawaneka!
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5. -  Please make sure you start the show when the students are on the bus.
6. -  Playing the appropriate show for your students keeps the kids engaged and is both entertaining and educational.
7. -  We enjoy your comments and feedback so please use the comment section as often as you can!
8. -  Radios are being installed and activated on a daily basis. Please keep in mind that installed radios may still have to be programmed remotely and may take upwards of two weeks before the installation process and downloading of software is completed.
9. -  Driver tips and suggested safety messages are welcomed and should be made through the comments section.

1. Keep your students out of the danger zone which is ten feet around the bus.
2. Make sure students use hand rails to get on and off the bus.
3. Ensure all students talk quietly and stay seated on the bus.
4. Make sure your students never stick your hands, head, or feet out the windows.
5. Ensure all students are at the bus stop five minutes early.
6. Students should use best practices and stay out of the street when at all possible, wear light clothing, utilize reflective Devices where applicable.
7. Remember, never use your cell phone while driving. Pull over in a safe spot first, then call the person back. Using the phone while driving makes you about as safe as driving while intoxicated.
8. Always wear your seatbelt. If you are involved in a collision, your belt may help keep you in your seat, in control of the bus.
9. Watch your students as they get off your bus. Be sure you know where each one is before you pull away from the stop.
10. Always check for sleeping students when you park your bus.