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A multi-vehicle collision caused a Polk County school bus carrying 37 students to overturn on its way to Winter Haven High School.
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The Lexington-Richland School District 5 transportation staff gave students an overview of how to behave safely on and around a school bus.
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Kristin Rosenthal, a specialist with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, reviewed plans in the works for projects with members of the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services during the second day of workshops at the virtual annual conference.
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The annual report, in its 51st year, was unveiled during the first day of workshops held by the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services (NASDPTS).
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Districts in Pennsylvania and California adopt stop-arm camera safety technology.
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Bus drivers from Calcasieu Parish (La.) Schools put on a skit with Buster the Bus for students during National School Bus Safety Week.
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The new laws raise fines for offending school bus contractors and require public identification of those contractors so they can't be given future contracts.
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This episode of The Route discusses tax exemption for CERTS grants, how illegally passing buses will result paying for bus safety, and the now virtual NASDPTS.
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John Smith, bus safety officer for Greenville (S.C.) Public Schools, provides a refresher for staying safe on the school bus.
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Stop playing with fire! Many fire suppression systems are available for school buses, and with special technology that catches flames early, it can mean all the difference in saving lives and equipment.
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A combination of radar units, LED ground lights, and haptic feedback comes together in the Saf-T-Zone system.
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