You can find these on the California’s DMV’s website for free. They change daily, so you may need to search more than once. http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/mcp/mcp_actve_carrier.htm
California Ed. Code Section 39800.5. But, let’s make sure that you understand that they are not completely prohibited for use, only if you do not hold a Class B license with the Passenger Endorsement. So, while they are dangerous and we do not suggest that you operate a 15 passenger van, you may do so [...]
If you are an California based company, then you are not required to participate in a Ride Share program, but you still must follow Rule 2202 as outlined by the South Coast Air Quality Management District. Learn more about Rule 22 Rule 22 applies to all Employers with more than 250 employees. The employer is [...]
Okay, so your a school district. One of your drivers gets pulled over by the police and is given a ticket for not having posted the MOTOR CARRIER PERMIT NUMBER on the side of the vehicle. What do you do? Well, the short answer is you as a public entity (public school district) do not [...]
Short answer – “sometimes”. According to the California Vehicle Code Section 34501.6, if during home-to-school operations roadway visibility drops to 200 feet or below, the bus operation should be limited – meaning not operated. CVC 34501.6. The governing board of a local educational agency that provides for the transportation of pupils shall adopt procedures that [...]
We get a lot of questions regarding child safety car seats. The reason for these questions typically revolves around field trips and high school students that have children. Many people think that just because these are required in motor vehicles, that they are then required in buses, taxis and the like. To answer this question, [...]