Illegal bus passings and stop arm violations can be hazardous to the loading/unloading passengers process, but technologies like cameras, monitors, and sensors can help make it safer.
First Light established the patents to protect its intellectual property and to ensure that the company is the only option for offering the sale of its illuminated school bus signs that are covered by the patents.
Even in daylight, blind spots around a school bus make it easy to miss nearby passengers. Thanks to new tech, the danger zone can now be detected — and lives saved because of it.
The two states are the latest out of 25 to allow the lighting system as optional equipment.
The tale of Gardian Angel is showcased in a digital time capsule at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
Rossville Consolidated School District, Hamilton Southeastern Schools, and Wa-Nee Community Schools are running buses with illuminated signs to further enhance bus visibility and mitigate illegal passing.
Three Manitoba-area school divisions will add the school bus product safety supplier’s Illuminated School Bus Sign to their buses following a year-and-a-half long pilot.
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