Energy conservation in school transportation is a major area of concern to the educational community. School buses travel in excess of four billion miles annually consuming 900 million gallons of fuel, transporting 55 percent of the school enrollment (grades K-12). Since the fuel allocation emergency, school transportation managers have begun efforts to reduce the amount of fuel required to transport pupils to and from classroom sessions and school-related activities. The guidelines and suggestions in this pamphlet are intended to assist the school transportation administrator to achieve better fuel and cost management goals in meeting transportation demands. (Author/MLF)