Are Extended Stop Arms Part of Solution to Illegal School Bus Passing? School Transportation News Special Reports ...

In the past few years, Capital Region school districts and law enforcement agencies have had a new tool: school bus stop arm cameras - designed ... tells us the numbers cover South Colonie ...

To prevent these types of incidents at or near school bus stops, lawmakers in states across the country have passed legislation that allowed school districts to introduce stop-arm cameras on ...

In collaboration with "BusPatrol," the program will implement a school bus stop-arm photo enforcement system ... BusPatrol will cover the initial investment and will be reimbursed through a ...

Riley Moser is a digital producer who covers breaking ... to 18 school districts and transportation companies in the final round of its Stop Arm Camera grants. Billie Bus Transportation in the ...

The Scotia-Glenville Central School District has introduced a new school bus stop-arm photo enforcement program ... or the school district. BusPatrol covers the initial investment and is ...

Schenectady is also in the middle of the process of implementing its own school bus stop-arm camera program ... would receive a cut of each fine to cover the cost of their operations and to ...

here are the school bus laws and safety rules that drivers need to know: It is illegal for Indiana drivers to pass a bus that is stopped, has its red lights flashing and its stop-arm is extended.

Jeremy Siefker, the school system’s director of safety, gave the presentation to the school board regarding the possibility of adding cameras on school bus stop ... on the stop-arm cameras ...

School buses that transport students are now equipped with stop arm cameras. Drivers caught illegally passing a stopped school bus in the City of Buffalo will be issued a ticket. Those that ...

Pennsylvania should repeal the stop-arm camera law ... passing. One school in Pennsylvania is testing a 4-foot strip with bright red LED lights that comes out when the bus is stopped, in order ...