Got a problem with your student’s bus? Here’s who to call. Students in Duval County head back to class Monday No description found
DUVAL COUNTY, Fla. – We know the first day of school comes with a lot of questions about transportation.
If you have any questions or issues with your child’s bus, we have the numbers for each district’s transportation department and bus hotline listed below.
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Duval: 904-858-6200
Duval County Transportation Hotline St. Johns: 904-547-7810
Clay: 904-336-0111 | Clay and Nassau county parents can also follow their student’s bus through a website and app called “Here Comes the Bus.”
Nassau: 904-225-0127
Baker: 904-259-2444
Bradford: 904-966-6735
Columbia: 386-755-8060
Flagler: 386-586-2145
Putnam: 386-329-0553
Union: 386-496-2182
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