The specific name of this shade is National School Bus Glossy Yellow. According to the National Transportation Safety Board, ...

Why are school buses yellow? The yellow color was just the start. This is how one professor made big changes for generations of students across America.

A Mixed Legacy. Across county and state lines, school buses are remarkably consistent. The yolky exterior color, called National School Bus Glossy Yellow, has remained the go-to shade since 1939 ...

Yellow school bus service steadily declined from 2013 to 2019, according to data from School Bus Fleet. During the 2019-2020 school year, many schools closed after the COVID-19 pandemic hit, ...

Motorized buses followed by the 1910s, and in 1937, a group at a bus-improvement conference settled on what’s now called National School Bus Glossy Yellow as the standardized color for the vehicles.

(WHTM) — We see school buses pretty much every day when school is in session. Day in and day out. But, have you wondered why school buses are yellow, and not a color like bright green? It&#82… ...

A Houston County elementary school was on code yellow Thursday morning after a violent incident occurred nearby, according to the Warner Robins Police Department. Officers initially mistakenly ...

Kamala Harris Kamala Harris mocked for gushing over a 'yellow school bus': ‘They really can’t let her talk in public’ Vice President Kamala Harris was at a Seattle event promoting ...

Michigan has approximately 17,000 vehicles that transport around 800,000 children each year. To make sure the vehicles are safe, they are inspected annually by an inspector in the Michigan State ...

The origins of standardizing yellow as the color of school buses go all the way back to 1939. Frank W. Cyr, known as the "father of the yellow school bus," picked up the color with help from peers ...

Every single school bus in the United States is painted the exact same color — a hue officially known as "National School Bus Glossy Yellow" — but it wasn't always that way. A century ago, kids were ...