Report: Rising school bus costs consequence of sprawl

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Increasing school transportation costs are another consequence of rampant sprawl as buses are traveling greater lengths to pick up students, according to a new study from an anti-sprawl advocacy group.

“Fuel costs are going up, and the costs of buying buses and insuring drivers are going up,” said Dru Schmidt-Perkins, executive director for 1000 Friends of Maryland.

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