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June 11 – 16, 2021
JW Marriott | Indianapolis, IN
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The STN EXPO & STAI Conferences Come Together
Unfortunately, COVID-19 forced the cancellation of the 2020 event. But plans are being made to welcome the industry back to Indianapolis in June 2021 to resume in-person meetings, as we discuss the topics and hold the conversations that make the difference in our industry. Attending the STN EXPO gives you access to the very best in school bus safety and student transportation training, peer-to-peer networking and the most innovative products and technology companies, all under one roof.
In the meantime, check out our new and free virtual Bus Technology Summit, planned for Sept. 21-24, 2020, as well as the virtual TSD Conference rescheduled for Nov. 9-11, 2020.
Conference Tracks
Maintenance & Technology
Maintenance & Operations
Safety & Security
Special Needs
June 11 – 12, 2021
JW Marriott & Topgolf Fishers
The Transportation Director Summit at STN EXPO is a signature event designed exclusively for qualified transportation directors. Participants will network with peers throughout two days, prior to the start of the regular STN EXPO conference. Successful applicants will gain high-level insights from experts within the student transportation industry and beyond, on how to implement true leadership and innovation practices into their local operations.
3 Reasons You Can Confidently Book Indy Now
- Task Force in Action: As soon as the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Visit Indy gathered 63 city leaders and hospitality employees across all sectors to work diligently towards a Hoosier Hospitality Promise to our visitors. This Task Force meets regularly to ensure every step is being taken towards a safe and healthy environment.
- Hospital-Grade Filters: In March, the Indiana Convention Center installed hospital-grade filtration systems and have been running the system daily.
- Drivability: Indy is within a day’s drive of more than half of the nation’s population, making it one of America’s most drivable cities. Research shows travelers will be more comfortable taking a road trip before boarding a plane.