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05/28/2026

There's no place we'd rather be than where you are - see you soon!

05/25/2026

Remembering & honoring those lost, but not forgotten. May you find time to reflect, spend time with loved ones and recharge. REI's office is closed today. Live Support is available 24/7/365, please call 877-726-4617.

05/20/2026

Every second matters for . Automation enables faster event resolutions. Read how in our latest article: https://stnonline.com/partner-updates/event-resolution-at-the-speed-of-automation/

Event Resolution at the Speed of Automation School Transportation News Partner Updates

05/19/2026

NAND memory demand is driving SSD shortages and rising costs. What does this mean for fleets, budgets and moving forward? Read the article here: https://itl.ink/SSDshortageREI

04/29/2026

Upcoming & events we're excited about! Hope to see you there!

04/28/2026

Today is . Be sure to thank the amazing men and women who prioritize safety and compassion while transporting students.

https://nationaldaycalendar.com/celebrations/school-bus-driver-appreciation-day-fourth-tuesday-in-april

The official source for National Days. Find a complete list of today's holidays, unique celebrations, and fun ways to celebrate every day of the year.

04/17/2026

Celebrate the transit industry and the dedicated employees who keep our communities connected.

For more info: https://worldpublictransportday.com/

04/03/2026

03/24/2026

Today is National Ag Day — a great time to thank farmers for all they do. Discover more at agday.org.

03/18/2026

📣 We celebrate transit employees and their dedication to reliable service and safety.

Today is National ! In the United States, more than 437,000 people are directly employed in the public transportation industry, working each day to keep Americans moving to jobs, classrooms, medical appointments, shopping, and to see friends and family.

We celebrate on March 18, because that is the day that public transportation came into existence, with the 1662 start of Blaise Pascal's horse drawn bus system in Paris, France.

Since then, buses and ferries have moved away from literal horse-power and paddles to new power sources, and trains have also been invented, but public transportation systems still depend on hard working employees to keep local communities moving.

Thank you to all the vital the front line equipment operators, mechanics, construction workers, planners, accountants, engineers, cleaners, lawyers, techies, police, and additional support staff who deliver mobility to tens of millions of Americans everyday.