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1. General information

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2. How many school buses are in your operation's fleet?

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3. How many of those school buses primarily transport special-needs students?

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4. Among all of the students whom your operation transports, what percentage have special needs?

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5. How does your operation's percentage of passengers with special needs (question 4) compare to that of the previous school year?

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6. What percentage of your operation's special-needs passengers use a wheelchair?

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7. Approximately what percentage of your operation's school bus stops for special-needs students are directly in front of the student's home?

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8. At your operation, how does the pay rate for special-needs school bus drivers compare to that of general-education school bus drivers?

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9. Do your special-needs buses have an aide/attendant on board?

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10. Are any of your special-needs passengers mainstreamed on regular routes?

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11. What types of vehicles are used to transport special-needs students in your district(s)? Check all that apply.

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12. Do any of your special-needs buses have an electronic system to remind drivers to walk to the back of the bus to check for students after a run?

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13. Do your special-needs buses have video surveillance systems?

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14. Do your special-needs buses have air-conditioning systems?

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15. Does your operation use an electronic student tracking system (for example, Z Pass) for special-needs passengers?

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16. What is your operation's top challenge in transporting special-needs students?

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