Only 110 of them had been approved for a CPNC. INVESTIGATIONS Five of every six New Orleans school buses lack permits a week before school starts As of this Tuesday, 695 school buses have applied for CPNCs. That leaves 204 buses - 30 percent of the total - that still needed to be inspected and provide the required paperwork to the Ground Transportation Bureau to even start the review process. Of those, the city said 381 buses had their applications under review by Tuesday. Even though the city government has no control over schools, the Cantrell administration stepped in late in 2018 after identifying what one former official called a “Wild Wild West of buses.” That leaves almost 85 percent of the city's school buses without a proper license to operate in the city. NEW ORLEANS - With less than a week before New Orleans public schools open the 2021-2022 year, only 16 percent of nearly 700 independently operated school buses have cleared the city’s safety inspection and licensing requirements, city records show. WWL TV's Hammer Time As of this Tuesday, 695 school buses have applied for CPNCs.
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