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Transport committee  I don't know how to answer that question; I really don't. I know when the idea of seat belts came around, MCI started building their frames sturdier in 2003. I think, from unit number 68-300, Prevost can retrofit a bus with three-point seat belts quite easily. They just remove t

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  I don't know the answer to that question. I can give an opinion. I have been in the school bus business and have been fixing them for over 47 years. I've seen the best and the worst. I remember when my dad started in the business. He rolled the chassis out from under the body a

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  One of the things we see in our area is that all school routes are double routes, and you have a limited time to operate those routes. When a school bus gets to the end of one school route, it has to turn around and go back to the end of the district and start a second route. Tim

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  The thing about a low-speed bus is there's less chance of a bus being involved in a rollover where children are being tossed around inside the bus. If anything happens, it's probably going to be a frontal impact where the children will come ahead and compartmentalization will con

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  Go ahead, Jason.

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  We had two MCI coaches retrofitted two years ago. We sent them to Montreal, and they did them to factory spec, I'm told. It cost around $40,000 per coach. They removed the old seats. I was told the frame of the coach when it was built was sturdy enough to support the three-point

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  As often as we can afford to, sir. We've been fortunate the past few years. I just purchased a new 2019 coach a few days ago. It's in Winnipeg. I purchased a new coach last year, two the year before and one the year before that. They all had three-point seat belts. Everything we

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  Seat belts are a very positive thing, yes, by all means. Younger people today.... My children, when they got on board a bus without seat belts, they were looking for them. They were shocked that there were no seat belts on the bus. It's interesting. I drive a school bus from ti

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons

Transport committee  Thank you very much for the opportunity to speak. I don't think I can say it all in five minutes. I'd love to be able to. How do we achieve superior results in this industry? We employ superior people, we hire up, and we train, retrain, remedial train, we look for opportunities

April 9th, 2019Committee meeting

Scott Parsons