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From our inaugural Driver Hero award to the illegal passing problem, NSTB on safety, vaping on the bus, and accountability in bus driver retention, don't miss these articles.
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From Connecticut to Florida, stop-arm camera programs show early success in reducing violations and repeat offenses.
Read More →Just under 40 million school bus passing violations were reported this school year. Despite a slight drop for the first time, the 13th annual survey shows that danger persists.
Read More →The new law requires all RI state school buses to install outward-facing cameras to deter illegal passing and protect riders on board.
Read More →BusPatrol worked with Carson City and Clark County schools to capture violations. The results encouraged Nevada lawmakers to pass new stop-arm camera legislation.
Read More →The Keystone State allocated $1.3 million in funds raised from its School Bus Stopping Law enforcement for a new grant to help school bus operators fund programs to increase safety, education, training, and fund CDL costs.
Read More →An SBF reader writes in to express concern for drivers performing their duties as trained and addresses the stop-arm violation problem.
Read More →Pro-Vision's second-generation stop arm cameras feature better low-light recording, making reporting violations of school bus passing laws easier.
Read More →Verra Mobility and Onondaga County, New York, are launching the largest school bus stop arm program in the state in an attempt to curb illegal school bus passings.
Read More →First Light’s fully illuminated stop arm efficacy study shows bright future for school bus stop arms as results show decreases in illegal school bus passings.
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