New York S09289 allows school districts to enter into piggyback contracts with other districts for pupil transportation.
New York S09289 amends the education law to allow school districts to enter into piggyback contracts with other districts for pupil transportation. These contracts must be approved by the commissioner and result in cost savings. The bill also amends the vehicle and traffic law to require logistics coordinators to review drivers' records annually. Drivers must meet minimum requirements, including being at least 21 years old and having a valid driver's license. The bill defines terms such as "school transportation logistics vehicle" and "school-related pupil transportation.
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