30Mar
State Advocacy for School Bus Contractors
The RC Kelly team participated in another successful NSTA Bus In on Capitol Hill earlier this month. As we all reflect on the importance of establishing connections with our representatives in Washington D.C. and advocating for industry issues on a national scale, it is important to not lose sight of the fact that state advocacy is equally critical for advancing industry goals. Continue reading below for a brief discussion on the importance of state advocacy, and how you can help shape policy at a more local level.
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