STUDENT TRANSIT assists in the formation of Transportation Shared Service Centers to enable the optimal level of savings and revenue generation for the participating school districts.  Successful collaboration will result in:

• A Transportation Shared Service Center
• A Multi-Year performance glide path supported by a disciplined implementation plan
• Enhanced annual performance;
• A safer bus fleet and increased safety for drivers and students
• Department focus on core mission and goals;
• Vendor accountability
• Optimal organizational agility and flexibility
• Increased innovation
• Lower costs
• New revenue generation

The American School & University survey that listed the top five reasons moving to a vendor provided transportation program: to save money (90.1%), improve operations (89.0%), improve quality (70.3%), save management time (67.3%), and to provide greater accountability (59.3%).  REVENUE GENERATION is a unique STUDENT TRANSIT value proposition.

The STUDENT TRANSIT program for Shared Service Formation is based on a proven systems approach where participating school districts that will form the Shared Service Center, develop their own solution and implementation process to meet their unique requirements.  We guide the process to assist the school officials make decisions regarding performance goals, advanced technologies, best practices, and infrastructure.

Once the School districts develop a solution STUDENT TRANSIT will conduct a thorough Due Diligence Review to validate the feasibility of the performance goals (cost and revenue targets), the solution and the implementation process.

The results form the basis of the Inter-Department Government Agreement (IGA) that is required to launch the Shared Service Center.