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The School Bus Driver Shortage Is Reshaping Transit — And Training Is Ground Zero
Across the US, transit agencies and school districts are facing a growing crisis: There aren't enough qualified bus drivers.
What was once a hiring challenge has evolved into a much deeper issue, a structural workforce shortage that is reshaping how drivers must be trained, certified, and retained.
Companies like Drivers of Tomorrow are helping agencies respond to today’s reality by making training faster, more scalable, more affordable, and more adaptive to real-world ch
Amanda
Feb 204 min read
The Most Dangerous Seconds at an Intersection - Why CDL Drivers Pause Before Moving
Many serious crashes occur in the first seconds after a traffic light turns green. Commercial drivers must stay alert for vehicles that run late yellow lights or red lights before entering an intersection. This article explains why intersections are high-risk areas, how professional drivers develop scanning habits, and how training and simulators help drivers build the awareness needed to prevent collisions.
Erick Marin
12 hours ago3 min read
Roundabout Driving for CDL Drivers: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Roundabouts are becoming more common across the United States, but many drivers still struggle to navigate them correctly. For commercial drivers operating large trucks or buses, choosing the correct lane and managing turning space is critical. This article explains common roundabout mistakes, how CDL drivers safely navigate them, and why awareness and proper training are essential.
Erick Marin
12 hours ago3 min read
What Is the CDL Following Distance? Why the 2-Second Rule Is Wrong for Trucks and Buses
Many drivers learn the 2-second rule for following distance, but that guideline isn’t enough for large commercial vehicles. Trucks and buses require significantly more space to stop safely due to their weight and braking systems. This article explains the CDL following distance rule, how professional drivers calculate safe spacing, and why maintaining proper distance is critical for preventing crashes.
Erick Marin
12 hours ago3 min read
What Is CDL Offset Backing? The Backing Test Many Students Fail
Offset backing is one of the most challenging maneuvers in the CDL skills test. Drivers must reverse a truck and trailer into a parallel lane using only mirrors while staying within strict boundaries. This article explains how the offset backing test works, why many CDL students struggle with it, and the key skills needed to control a trailer safely during reversing maneuvers.
Erick Marin
12 hours ago3 min read
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