09
Jan
2025
In an alleged effort to enhance student safety, Charlotte County has approved a pilot program that will equip select school buses with cameras to capture evidence of motorists who illegally pass stopped buses. This initiative aims to deter dangerous driving behaviors and is supported by a new Florida law that allows such measures.
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31
Dec
2024
Onondaga County is implementing a new initiative to install surveillance cameras on buses across five school districts. This measure aims to deter illegal passing of stopped school buses, a significant safety concern for students.
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07
Sep
2022
In the state legislature, Act 38 of 2020 sadly became law, and should be repealed. This law modified the stop-arm camera law for illegally passing school buses. It assumes a vehicle's owner was driving, and takes away all the person's rights. Will also allow multiple entities to reap profits, based upon the number of tickets, which will act as an incentive to make sure the tickets keep flowing.
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03
Mar
2022
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Jan
2022
16
Nov
2018
County commissioners voted at their meeting Tuesday to renew a five-year contract with the company that mails $300 tickets to drivers for not properly stopping at school buses when their stop arms are down.
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29
Jul
2018
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Jul
2018
24
Jul
2018