Thursday, March 31, 2011

Mahindra Tourister


We all remember the memories of our school bus travel. The fun, the friends are in our thoughts still today. 
But were we safe? Are your kids safe today when they travel to the school? 

There are many cases that we know in which improper maintenance of school buses and the carelessness of the schooling authorities lead to major accident, taking the lives of innocent children. Mahindra Tourister keeps you in control of how your kids travel to school and come back home. It offers a stress-free answer to your kids’ travel related difficulties.

At Mahindra, We are the first one to master the art of building custom made buses to keep you stress-free and in control, by designing it around the needs of our young passengers.
We have designed a school bus which keeps your kids safe and helps them to reach school and home back in convenient manner.

School bus drivers always face the prospect of encountering not-so-friendly fellow motorists on our nation’s roads, and defensive driving for them takes on a greater meaning, considering their passengers. Mahindra Tourister helps them to keep control of the situation and safely reach the destination. 

Today the Mahindra Tourister with its customized features is engineered for efficiency and provides greater safety and reliability, without compromising the comfort.
The Mahindra Tourister buses are available in 16 seater, 25 seater (CRDe and CNG), 32 Seater and 40 seater.
Some of the features of Mahindra Tourister:
  • Safety – Anti-Skid flooring and stop buzzer.
  • Comfort – Large cushion seats and bright interiors
  • Convenience – Chin guard and grab handle, Grab rail for easy entry and exit.
  • Space – Highest pitch seats, Wide gangway
  • Style – Vibrant seat colors and Modern front grill
  • Technology – Fuel efficient proven DI and NEF engines. 3rd Generation Gas injection systems.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Precautions that should be taken by bus managers when the bus is filled with children, on school picnics, etc.


Children are the future of the country. So many innocent lives are lost during school bus accidents that occur due to rash and unsafe driving of the bus drivers. And major of them happen due to the improper management and maintenance of the bus contractors. For a country like India, the transport system for these kids is very miserable. 

School bus starts with you, every morning and every afternoon. Take a few minutes to make sure that all of us understand the rules of the road.
  • Display the school bus sign when in use – To inform the nearby cars of the school bus.

  • Discourage speeding. – Bus drivers should know that there is no need to drive fast and endanger the lives of the children.

  • Seating Discipline – It is always good to make sure that students are properly seated. It is a key safety factor. We should ensure that passengers are resting fully within the 'safety compartment' of the seat - i.e., there no body parts extended into the gangway
  • Children need to be seated immediately upon entering the bus.  They should not stand or move from place to place while the bus is in motion.

  • Bus drivers should know that there is no need to speed and risk the lives of the children.

  • It is good to ensure that windows and doors are to be opened or closed only with the permission of the bus driver.  If allowed, windows should only be opened to the indicated safety line.
  • There should be no indecent conduct or loud, disruptive or profane use of language.

Your kids' favorite outfit may not always be the safest. Laces can catch in school bus doors, playground equipment, and escalators. Take proper care that the laces and strings are properly attached. By following these simple rules, you can keep your kids safe even before they get on the bus. 

It is always good to give tips to the drivers by their contractors, as it will help them to ensure safety measures both on & off the road.
We can always change the wrong things. And it is our duty as a nation to provide better facilities to the future of this country.