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School bus vehicle safety report: Report of the Secretary of Transportation, to the United States Congress, pursuant to section 103 of the 1976 amendments ... traffic and motor vehicle safety act of 1966 by United States. Dept. of Transportation, 1977-01-01 School Bus Stops A Safety Guide for Transporters by Burns, Ellis Bernstein, 2005 Las reglas del autobus/ Safety on the School Bus (Spanish Edition) by Sarah Florence, 2006-07-30 School bus safety study by G. N Farr, 1985 School bus safety belts: Their use, carryover effects and administrative issues by Ann M Gardner, 1986 School bus safety (NCSL legisbrief) by Janet B Goehring, 1997 School bus safety and the seat belt by William O Hubbard, 1967 Seguridad para peatones, ciclistas y autobuses escolares Pedestrian, bicycle & school bus safety (SuDoc TD 8.64:P 34/SPAN./ENG.) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 2001 School bus safety improvement program: Summary report (DOT HS-801 615) by Paul Boulay, 1975 School bus safety: Operator age in relation to school bus accidents by David M Promisel, 1969 School bus safety issues: Hearing of the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate, One Hundred Fourth Congress, first session, on examining ... August 31, 1995, Columbus, OH (S. hrg) by United States, 1995 ABCs of School Bus Safety by Susan Benson, Edmund Benson, 2000-07-14 School bus safety: Book of activities by Kathryn J Sproat, 1982 School Bus Safety Coordinator by Jack Rudman, 2005-10

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21. "School Bus Safety" : Debatables : Blogs : News-Record.com : Greensboro, North C
    Join the discussion on the top stories of the day.  
    http://blog.news-record.com/staff/debatables/2007/11/school_bus_safety.shtml
    
    Extractions: http://blog.news-record.com/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/nradmin/managed-mt/mt-tb.cgi/696 To report abuse of the comment feature on this site , please use the feedback form at the bottom of any page. Dave Ribar said: Yes. Drivers who illegally pass buses put children's lives at risk. The police should be monitoring these and other traffic laws. Posted on November 26, 2007 8:11 AM Bobby said: I live on Jefferson Road off of Friendly Ave near Friendly Ave Baptist Church....My little sister several weeks ago was almost hit by a racing motorist. Thanks be to God me and my mother where there waiting for her to get off of the bus. She stopped and the driver kept speeding by. We wait for her to get on and off of the bus everyday. Motorist speed down that road all day long. Its even hard to pull out the drive way, motorist show no mercy on that road. Posted on November 26, 2007 1:15 PM

22. School Bus Safety
    School Bus Safety. Henry J. Srednicki, Ph.D., NCSP, Communique, February 1997, vol. 25, no. 5. The best solution to school bus safety is prevention.  
    http://www.spannj.org/BridgeArchives/school_bus_safety.htm
    
    Extractions: School Bus Safety Henry J. Srednicki, Ph.D., NCSP, Communique , February 1997, vol. 25, no. 5 The best solution to school bus safety is prevention. Children, parents and educators need to be aware of potential risks involved with children and school buses. Motorists need to obey regulations regarding driving in the vicinity of school buses and their designated drop off zones. Here are some useful tips to help get this school year off to a safe start for you and your children: On the way to the bus, be alert. Always arrive a few minutes early and obey traffic lights and signals. Encourage your child to walk with schoolmates, always facing traffic. When crossing the street, always use the crosswalks and look both ways at intersections! At the bus stop, stand back from the curb. Children should not push or shove when entering or exiting the bus and always use the steps and hand rails. Obey the driver and wait for the driver’s signal before crossing. Children should always cross at least 10 feet in front of the bus and—never crawl under a bus! Instruct your children to take their seat quickly and quietly and remain seated while the bus is moving. Keep feet on the floor and never extend hands or any object out the window of a bus. Talk in a courteous tone and be courteous to the driver and schoolmates. Do not distract the driver through misbehavior.

23. Top Page
    SCHOOL BUS SAFETY. Parents deserve the confidence of knowing that their children will be safe from the moment they step onto the bus in the morning until  
    http://www.senatorhannon.com/topics 1_4 school_bus_safety.htm
    
    Extractions: Home N Y State Programs ] [Communities] [ State Page SCHOOL BUS SAFETY Parents deserve the confidence of knowing that their children will be safe from the moment they step onto the bus in the morning until they return home in the afternoon. But far too often we read about stories about young children who have been abandoned on empty school buses or about unqualified drivers whose erratic behavior threatens the well-being of young, helpless children. Improving school bus safety is a top priority . That is why I am pushing a school bus safety legislative package which will soon pass in the Senate and hopefully pass in the Assembly. Each of the 12 bills would significantly enhance the safety of children who ride school buses. One bill would end the practice of allowing "standees" on school buses. It just makes sense that children would be safer in an accident if they are seated rather than filling the aisles of moving school buses. A second bill would require a study by the Governor’s Traffic Safety Council to determine if New York should require students to wear seat belts on buses. A older initiative required school districts to set their own policies on seat belts, but it’s past time to determine if we need a standardized rule for the entire state. A third measure would make sure that young children are not left on an empty bus. Too many times we hear about a child who fell asleep and was mistakenly left on their bus. This bill would simply, but strictly, require school bus drivers to check their buses before parking.

24. Standard_template
    Shared Transportation Department ~supporting~ BruceGrey Catholic District School Board Bluewater District School Board  
    http://www.bgcdsb.org/Transportation/school_bus_safety.htm

25. School Bus Safety - TheBlountWeb
    For 23 million students nationwide, the school day begins and ends with a trip on a school bus. The greatest risk is not riding the bus, but approaching or  
    http://www.blountweb.com/childsafety/child_safety_resources/school_bus_safety.ht
    
    Extractions: For 23 million students nationwide, the school day begins and ends with a trip on a school bus. The greatest risk is not riding the bus, but approaching or leaving the bus. In 1995, 23 student pedestrians were killed nationwide in school bus loading/unloading zones. Before children go back to school or start school for the first time, it is important that adults and children know school bus safety rules. Every school bus is surrounded by a danger zone. A danger zone consists of the 10 feet in front of the bus, and on all other sides of the bus that are used for loading and unloading the bus. Following a few simple school bus safety tips will ensure that all children are safe around the danger zones of a school bus. 1.) Children should arrive at the bus stop at least five minutes early to prevent running up to the bus stop when the bus is approaching.

26. School Bus Safety
    Be at the bus stop at least five minutes ahead of time. Respect other people s property. Line up and don t push when the bus arrives.  
    http://www.hardin.k12.ky.us/trans/school_bus_safety.htm
    
    Extractions: School Bus Safety Regulations For Pupils Riding School Buses Waiting for the Bus Be at the bus stop at least five minutes ahead of time. Respect other people's property. Line up and don't push when the bus arrives. Do not stand in the road. Boarding the Bus Only board the bus you are assigned unless you have written permission from your principal. Wait for the bus to come to a complete stop before boarding. If crossing the street, wait until the bus comes to a complete stop and the bus driver signals you to cross. Use the handrail. Do not wear clothes with drawstrings and carry backpacks with strings dangling. Go quietly to your assigned seat and sit down. Do not stop to talk to the driver or other students. Riding the Bus Sit Quietly. Change seats only when the bus driver gives you permission. Do not stand in the step well or landing, in front of the emergency door or any place that might block the driver's view. Open window only when the bus driver gives you permission. Keep your arms, legs, and head inside the bus. Do not eat, drink, chew gum, or smoke on the bus.

27. Bus Safety
    Home Up Calendar Clubs Discipline Policy School Dining Special Areas. Email addresses for faculty are first initial last name @whufsd.org  
    http://www.whufsd.org/ElementarySchool/school_bus_safety.htm
    
    Extractions: E-mail addresses for faculty are first initial last name @whufsd.org Example: jdoe@whufsd.org Waterford-Halfmoon Elementary School You love your children and we do too. We want all of our children to be safe in and out of school. Please carefully read the following bus safety tips and share them with your child. Let’s work together to ensure a safe passage for the ones we love! For Children: f Always be at your bus stop on time. f Don't play in the street. Stand back from the curb. f Wait for the bus to stop completely before boarding. Never run to the bus. BOARDING THE BUS f Form a line - Don't push or shove; you'll get on the bus eventually. If you have to cross the street while the bus is stopped, cross carefully. (Even though motorists are supposed to stop for a school bus, they often don't, and you could be hurt.) f Move along - Step quickly and use the handrail when you are entering or leaving the bus. Watch your step. f Sit down. - Go directly to your seat and sit down. Don't wait for a friend to get on before you take a seat.

28. SCBOE Transportation
    Transportation Home, Bus Stops, Request a Bus Stop. Rules and Guidelines, School Bus Safety, Student Parent Resources  
    http://www.shelbyed.k12.al.us/transportation/school_bus_safety.htm
    
    Extractions: Transportation Transportation Home Bus Stops Request a Bus Stop Rules and Guidelines ... Contact Information For thousands of students in Shelby County, the school day begins and ends with a trip on the school bus. The greatest risk is not riding the bus, but approaching or leaving the bus. According to the Alabama State Department of Education, along with the National Safety Council, school buses are the safest form of ground transportation. In fact, they are about 40 times safer than the family car. Teaching children on how to be a safe pedestrian is essential to school bus safety. Beginning with their first step as they leave the house, children must learn how to safely arrive at the school bus stop, board the bus, behave during the bus ride, and exit the bus. Tips for a Safe Bus Ride Get to the bus stop at least five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. When the bus approaches, stand at least 10 feet away from the curb, and line up away from the street. Wait until the bus stops, the door opens, and the driver says that it's okay before stepping onto the bus.

29. MyFoxTwinCities
    School bus safety. Nov 2, 2006 441 PM Category News. Report This Post. When we started our investigation of school bus safety we really didn t know what  
    http://community.myfoxtwincities.com/blogs/JeffBaillon/2006/11/02/School_bus_saf
    
    Extractions: When we started our investigation of school bus safety we really didn't know what we were going to discover. But after a few days of surveilance it became very apparent that a significant number of bus drivers are failing in one of their most basic responsibilities:stop, look and listen at all railroad crossings. After seeing our video, representatives from Minnesota's school bus operators associations told us our story was a huge "wake up" call. They are encouraging the public to keep an eye on school bus driver behavior. If you see something wrong, write down the bus number and name of the company or school district. Then contact them to report what you saw. Also, feel free to contact me if there are other issues you feel warrant investigation. 12 Comments Add a Comment Member Comments Total Comments: 12 Page 1 of 1 angelsupport i dont have kids but i fear for the ones that ride on the bus #42 first student co. the posted speed limit on my street in savage is 30 and i believe this and bus and other that drive down my street that even run stop signs on a daily basis should be watched. i fear for them i yell at th e bus driver but they just give me looks, they gotta be doin 50-55 or more!

30. School Bus Safety
    School Bus Safety. School bus safety is a significant factor in our school system that is often overlooked. It is important for students and parents to  
    http://www.bbisd.org/comm/school_bus_safety.htm
    
    Extractions: School Bus Safety School bus safety is a significant factor in our school system that is often overlooked. It is important for students and parents to follow these important safety tips. For Students: For Parents: Make sure your children get to the school bus stop in plenty of time. Discourage loosely fitting and baggy clothing that can get caught in handrails, in swinging doors, and on seats. The most dangerous area is at the loading and unloading areas. Instruct your children to avoid horseplay and to stay back away from the bus until it is okay to board. Instruct your children to remain seated while on the bus, and avoid horseplay or being exceptionally noisy. It is up to seven times safer for children to ride the bus to school vs. riding in the private passenger vehicle. Encourage your children to take the bus. Stop for school buses with red lights flashing...even in the school yard!

31. School Bus Safety As A Parent/grandparent, Do You Feel Children
    yes. no. If you are a bus driver, do you feel children should have seatbelts in school buses? yes. no. n/a. Does the bus driver wear a seat belt?  
    http://www.cathworld.org/cgi-bin/survey/ezpoltkr.pl?action=Start&userdir=survey&

32. MyFoxPhoenix
    School Bus Safety. Oct 29, 2007 820 AM Category News. Report This Post. With the recent accident with kids in the bed of a pickup truck,  
    http://community.myfoxphoenix.com/blogs/PhxDragon/2007/10/29/School_Bus_Safety
    
    Extractions: With the recent accident with kids in the bed of a pick-up truck, another disturbing scenario comes to mind: What about school bus seat belts? I have two kids in two different schools. I just watched them both get on the buses. One bus requires the children to be buckled into the seats, and has another adult posted ON THE BUS to assure compliance. The other bus just has the usual "festival seating" rules (i.e. get to a seat and sit down). If I or you or anyone else can receive a ticket for children (or even adults) not being buckled into seats, how can school buses have up to 40 or so aboard without the same requirements? 21 Comments Add a Comment Member Comments Total Comments: 21 Page 1 of 2 Last cabnitman

33. BMR Manufacturing Inc. School Bus Safety
    BMR Manufacturing Inc. BMR Manufacturing Inc. North American Manufacturer of School Bus Safety Equipment, Stop Arms, Crossing Gates, Homebound Child Safety  
    http://www.bmr-mfg.ca/newsite/Pages/school_bus_safety.html
    
    Extractions: School buses transport almost three million Canadian children a day, travelling millions of kilometres in both rural and urban areas. Statistically, the school bus is the safest way for children to get to school. On average over the past 10 years there has been less than one fatality per year inside a school bus. Most injuries happen outside the bus.

34. SCHOOL BUS SAFETY
    Matt and Maynerd Welcomes you to BPD Bryan Police Department 103 North Beech Street Bryan, Ohio 43506 419636-4233 Fax 419-636-1125 Emergency 9-1-1  
    http://www.bryanpd.com/Safety Central Pages/school_bus_safety.htm

35. School Bus Safety
    Almost all children today ride a school bus at one time or another. Some ride back and forth to school each day. Some ride only occasionally on field trips.  
    http://www.elliott.k12.ky.us/SHE/school_bus_safety.htm

36. Representing State And Municpal Employees Throughout The State Of
    Representing state and municpal employees throughout the state of Connecticut since 1942.  
    http://www.seiu2001.org/local_760/school_bus_safety.cfm?bSuppressLayout=1&

37. School Bus Safety / Seat Belts Overview & 15 Passenger Van Seat Belt
    Seat Belt Defects Intertial Unlatching Chrysler Seat Belts Lap Only Belts Takata Belt Recall Excessive Slack Automatic Belts Spool Out Injuries  
    http://www.seatbeltdefects.com/school_bus_safety/
    
    Extractions: Final Report INTRODUCTION Over the years, various groups have advocated the installation of safety belts in large school buses. Among the arguments offered by these groups is that encouraging (or requiring) safety belt use in school buses may foster habits that "carry over" to the family automobile, resulting in increased use or encouragement of others to use belts. As of April 1985, as least fourteen school districts across the nation had equipped a total of about 143 buses with passenger safety belts (.04 percent of the national fleet). More than forty additional school districts, including three of the five operating the largest school bus fleets, have decided to incorporate belts in to their school bus safety programs. Additionally, many jurisdictions are considering legislation to require the use of safety belts on large school buses. Accordingly, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) initiated an exploratory study of the possible 'carryover" effects of safety belt use in school buses. NHTSA contracted with Creative Associates, Inc. to look at the experiences of sites currently operating bus safety belt programs.

38. School Bus Safety
    School Bus Safety. Tips for Safe School Bus Riding. 1. Leave home early enough to arrive at your bus stop. 2. Wait for your bus in a safe placewell away  
    http://www.rocklandpolice.com/school_bus_safety.htm
    
    Extractions: School Bus Safety Tips for Safe School Bus Riding Leave home early enough to arrive at your bus stop. Wait for your bus in a safe place-well away from the road. Enter the bus in an orderly manner and take your seat. Follow all the instructions of your school bus driver. Stay in your seat while the bus in moving. Keep your arms and head in the bus at all times. Keep the aisles clear of books, knapsacks. Please be quiet and orderly. Be courteous to your school bus driver and fellow students. Be alert to traffic when leaving the bus. Walk to your bus stop-avoid asking your parents to drive you there. To the Parents Please discuss the safety tips with your children. Your children should understand that riding the bus is a privilege. Permission to continue can be withdrawn. Go Back Tips courtesy of the AAA traffic Safety Department and your Safety Officer

39. School Bus Safety
    Transporting students safely to and from school is of utmost importance and requires the cooperation of students, bus drivers, parents and the school.  
    http://www.k12.nf.ca/clarenville-primary/schoolinfo/health_and_safety/school_bus
    
    Extractions: School Bus Safety Transporting students safely to and from school is of utmost importance and requires the cooperation of students, bus drivers, parents and the school. Please discuss with your child the value of acceptable behaviour on and around the school bus and read through the bus regulations with him/her . (See Code of Behaviour.) Misbehaviour will be promptly dealt with by bus drivers, the school and, hopefully, parents. Serious or frequent instances may result in suspension of bus privileges. Accident and Medication Policy Entrances Fire Drills Illness [ School Bus Safety ] Bicycle Policy Bus Roadway Food/Nutrition Parking ... Leaving School

40. School Bus Safety - RSSMicro Search
    School Bus Safety. Wednesday, February 13, 2008 6 days ago. http//www.wrbl.com/index.php/news/article/school-bus-safety/6524/  
    http://www.rssmicro.com/article/School_Bus_Safety.i126602362.html
    
    Extractions: Local News for WRBL - News 3, Columbus GA and Opelika-Auburn AL - www.wrbl.com - http://www.wrbl.com/index.php/rss/news Preview Subscribe Posts School Bus Safety Wednesday, February 13, 2008 - 105 days ago http://www.wrbl.com/index.php/news/article/school-bus-safety/6524/ A new push from the US Transportation Secretary is proposing stricter safety measures for school buses within the next five years. more ... Related Content Students Graduate Today from WHINSEC - 54 seconds ago Laura Bush Coming to Alabama - 54 seconds ago Georgia’s Pre-K Classes Awarded for 2008-2009 School Year - 54 seconds ago Returning Soldiers Surprised By High Living Cost - 7 hours ago Local Columbus Restaurant Re-creates “Sex and the City” - 7 hours ago Baby Safety - 12 hours ago Columbus Kindergarten Teacher Gets Golden Apple - 12 hours ago Barge Traffic Slow on Chattahoochee - 16 hours ago Harris County Pipe Bomber Indicted - 16 hours ago Pools Open in Columbus - 16 hours ago Barbour County Suspect Charged After Car Accident Injures His Infant - 20 hours ago

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