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Some people just can’t take a hint. Or even several hints. A guy is cruising down the street in his shiny, silver sedan when, up ahead, he sees a...
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Districts in Pennsylvania and California adopt stop-arm camera safety technology.
Read More →Newer features include higher-resolution camera systems, cloud storage for real-time access to data, video integration with stop arms and pre- and post-trip inspection tools, and a 360-degree view.
Read More →The Model 272 CHMSL from J.W. Speaker Corp. is a combined warning light and center high-mount stop light with a built-in backup camera.
Read More →TORONTO — A bill before the Legislative Assembly would mandate crossing arms on the province’s older school buses. While earlier legislation requ...
Read More →Michelle and Chad Morneault of Maine donate funds for the Madawaska School Department to install camera equipment on two of the district's school buses.
Read More →Now in use in 12 states across the U.S., the alternative transportation provider's audio and video recording solution is gaining momentum.
Read More →BATON ROUGE, La. — On Monday, Gov. Kathleen Blanco approved legislation drafted earlier this year by Rep. Mike Walsworth. The bill calls upon the...
Read More →Seon Design's CHW high-definition bus camera can capture the license plates of cars that illegally pass a stopped bus across a wide field of view, and when used as a front-facing camera, officials say it allows for a detailed image to assist in accident reconstruction. The camera can be used in conjunction with the company's new MX-HD five-channel DVR.
Read More →This summer, I heard the harrowing story of Jaycee Dugard’s life for nearly two decades after she was abducted from a school bus stop in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., in 1991 by convicted sex offender Phillip Garrido and held captive in the backyard of his home. This got me thinking about what school districts can do to maximize student safety at bus stops.
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