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We know you love watching your kids play sports. There’s nothing quite like the experience of seeing them learn and grown as athletes. However, there are a few things you probably do without, like early morning games, rain delays, and sweaty, stinky car rides. Lucky for you, we can help with the latter.

It's tough work to plan a wedding--and because your mind is usually full of color choices and seating arrangement and music decisions and food and clothing and more, it can be easy to overlook one of the most important details: transportation. Don't let this happen to you!

When the mother of a school student that had some challenges, especially when it came to strangers, noticed who was driving the bus going past their home, everything changed.

That mom had been transporting her daughter to and from school. Her daughter liked people, but not strange people, making it a little technical to ride a school bus. But now, the mother felt there wouldn’t be any problem.

CTC driver Suzanne Bolin had been that girl’s preschool teacher. 

When A.J. Nestor’s former brother-in-law convinced her to apply at the bus company where he worked, she did so, but she also applied at Caldwell Transportation.

Caldwell Transportation called back first.

Being between jobs, A.J. didn’t plan to drive a bus for long. In her mind, she was there temporarily. That was back in the nineties. We’ve been lucky enough to have kept A.J. around for a good while.

“Bus driving is just second nature now,” says A.J., “the more you go, the easier it gets.”