BusRight builds software for K-12 student transportation. Its Transportation Hub digitises school bus operations for school districts, replacing pen-and-paper and legacy systems with tools for routing, in-vehicle navigation, GPS tracking and parent communication. The platform is deployed across more than 36 states and serves hundreds of thousands of users, among them Transportation Directors, drivers and parents.
The technical work spans several domains: route optimisation and intelligent routing, GPS tracking and telematics, turn-by-turn and dynamic navigation, real-time communication platforms and cloud-delivered SaaS for K-12 transportation. Advanced Routing Technology removes inefficient routes and excess stops to cut operating costs and emissions; Dynamic Driver Navigation shortens driver training time; Live GPS Tracking gives districts and stakeholders real-time vehicle locations; and Real-Time Parent Communication links directors, drivers and parents directly.
The market is large. Some 26m American students ride school buses daily, on a fleet of about 500,000 vehicles; the systems BusRight digitises carry more than half of the country's schoolchildren. The company is active in the United States across 36+ states, working with local school districts and government customers in K-12 education, school transportation and student transportation logistics.
BusRight describes its work in terms of safety, efficiency and community impact, with an explicit focus on making education more accessible - on the grounds that access to learning begins with a safe, reliable ride to school - and on sustainability through emissions reduction. The company traces its origin to a founder, Keith Corso, observing a school bus making four empty stops.
