SOLUTIONS CENTER.(school bus compound management)
American School & University, March, 2005
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Q: We have a large bus compound that is used as a transfer station (depot) for 50 buses twice a day. Currently, the buses park facing each other - 25 buses in each row, with about 30 to 35 feet of asphalt between them. The children unload and walk in the paved area to their second bus. This bus compound and buses are part of the larger transportation system. Do you have any recommendation for the design of a bus compound? Time spent changing buses must be kept to a minimum. What kind of safety features can you recommend? - submitted via e-mail
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A: Because this is an existing ...
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