Stop4MyBus: Empowering Our Communities for School Bus Safety

Have you heard about Stop4MyBus? Keep reading to learn how we’re educating communities to improve school bus safety.

A Recap of the BusPatrol New York School Bus Safety Summit

Did you miss the New York School Bus Safety Summit? Don’t worry! Read our recap to learn the key highlights and essential takeaways from the Summit.

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From Tragedy to Triumph: An Advocate Mom from Allentown Shares Her Story on Bringing School Bus Stop-Arm Cameras to Pennsylvania

Amber Clark’s world was turned upside down when she saw a speeding car narrowly miss hitting her 6-year-old daughter, Olivia, as they waited at a school bus stop in Allentown. This frightening incident spurred Amber into action, and she launched the Red Means Stop campaign, a grassroots movement aimed at improving road safety.

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Why Your School Bus Safety Technology Needs to be Cloud Connected

Are you interested in modernizing your fleet with the latest school bus safety technology? Learn how cloud connectivity could make your operations safer.

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Stop4MyBus: Empowering Our Communities for School Bus Safety

Have you heard about Stop4MyBus? Keep reading to learn how we’re educating communities to improve school bus safety.

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Transportation

COVID-19: How Technology is Helping Students Return to School Safely

Partners

Deploying the Safest and Most Advanced School Bus Fleet with Carroll County Public Schools

Transportation

COVID-19: How Technology is Helping Students Return to School Safely

Partners

Deploying the Safest and Most Advanced School Bus Fleet with Carroll County Public Schools

Technology

How BusPatrol’s Stop-Arm Technology Can Build a Safer Future

One of the things we really liked about the BusPatrol program was having cameras on every one of our buses. This means that we are sure of capturing [stop-arm violations] no matter where they occur, whether it’s a rural part of the county or in a more congested part of downtown”

Mike Hardesty, Director of Transportation at Carroll County Public Schools

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