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Huntsville, AR Bus and Coach Companies and Stops

Emergency Medical Service Ambulance For Emergency
110 Maintenance Dr, 72740 - (call (479) 738-2041)

Greyhound Bus Lines - Location
14241 Highway 412,72740 - (call (479) 738-5354)

Madison County Ambulance Service
PO Box 456,72740 - (call (479) 738-2621)

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Safety around School bus
With school buses back on the road, as a parent you might be worried about safety in school bus and around school. According to the digital journal, School bus accidents may only represent a small number of total accidents. [...] (Read Article)

Huntsville Arkansas Bus Related News (Provided by www.accidentIn.com)

May 18 2012 - Huntsville police report robbery to business
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Huntsville police report that Little Caesar's Pizza located at 2900 Triana Blvd. was robbed around 9:30 tonight.No other details were available....

May 08 2012 - School Bus, Fire Truck Collide On Central Texas Interstate
A dozen students were injured when their school bus and a fire truck collided on a Central Texas interstate as they headed home to Odessa following a field trip to Huntsville.

March 30 2012 - Havoc return from tough loss with added confidence
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- The bus ride, already lengthy enough based on distance alone, became markedly longer for the Huntsville Havoc as Wednesday night stretched into Thursday morning.

March 30 2012 - Madison County Schools consider staggering start/end times to save money on buses
New Madison County School Superintendent Dr. David Copeland, center, is welcomed to North Alabama by Madison City School Superintendent Dr. Dee Fowler, left, and former Madison County Superintendent Ray Swaim. (The Huntsville Times/Robin Conn) HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- After just...

March 12 2012 - Rick Santorum supporters' bus, Mitt Romney's wife stopping in Huntsville today
A pro-Santorum bus tour stops at Bicentennial Park at 9 a.m. and Ann Romney will be at Edith Ann's Restaurant on Pratt Avenue at 4:45 p.m.

February 24 2012 - Former UAH hockey coach Danton Cole returns to Huntsville to close season
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- As the U.S. Under-18 Developmental hockey bus rumbled south down the interstate on Thursday, coach Danton Cole revealed his team's first order of business upon arrival in Huntsville.

February 19 2012 - Consultant's report has tough comments, potential fixes for Huntsville bus system
The "comprehensive operational analysis" by Nelson/Nygaard found that fully 50 percent of bus trips run behind schedule. Once riders finally get to the Church Street transfer station, they face an average half-hour wait to catch their next bus.

February 15 2012 - Public transportation in Huntsville?
Walk, ride or drive? The question of whether a city bus system could be beneficial to Huntsville is one of many transportation concerns that will be discussed by city and county leaders on Thursday.

February 13 2012 - Huntsville students, teachers have chance to show bus drivers Valentine's Day love
The American School Bus Council (ASBC) is putting on its annual Love the Bus campaign, held in February to coincide with Valentine's Day. Huntsville's school district and its school bus provider, Durham School Services, are promoting the campaign.

January 18 2012 - 3 Huntsville schools in pilot program to track students riding buses (with video)
The approximately 300 bus-riding students at Morris Elementary, Ed White Middle and Huntsville High schools will participate in the pilot study, which will use electronic ID cards to track students boarding and leaving district buses.

September - Alabama School Bus Seat Belt Study Adds to Controversy
When it comes to controversy, no topic stands out quite like school bus seat belts. Both NASPDTS and NAPT this year presented information from the recently-released pilot program from Alabama, which resulted from the fatal 2006 Huntsville crash that killed four teenage girls after the school bus in which they were riding plunged 30 feet off of a highway overpass. Seat belts are emotional because of the loss of life, said Dr. Ray Turner, the studys lead. NTSB investigated and could not determine if seat belts would have saved the lives of the four girls, who were seated toward the front o

September - Fourth teen dies in Alabama school bus crash
A fourth teenage girl died Tuesday at a hospital from injuries sustained when a school bus plunged off a highway overpass Monday in Alabama, Huntsville Police Chief Rex Reynolds said.