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Keeping Florida Students Safe, One School Bus at a Time

Every day, drivers illegally pass stopped school buses, putting children in harm’s way. BusPatrol partners with school districts and municipalities across Florida to hold dangerous drivers accountable and create safer roads for students and communities alike
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Why BusPatrol

Making Communities Safer with AI-Powered Technology

BusPatrol is the most trusted and deployed school bus stop-arm safety program nationwide. We leverage artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technology to help school districts and communities modernize their school bus fleets and deter reckless driving.
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BusPatrol   proudly   serves:

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Why BusPatrol is the Right Choice

Protect Every Child

Equip every bus with AI-powered safety technology to keep all students safe.

Violator-Funded

Reckless drivers who put children at risk pay for the program.

All-in-One Solution

From equipment and operations to payments and court support—we handle everything with a turnkey, managed program.

Advanced Tech
Inside and Out

Modernize your fleet with cutting-edge exterior and interior cameras.

Expert Service Team

In-house specialists handle system assembly, installation, and ongoing maintenance.

Reducing Stop-Arm Violations with
at No Up-Front Cost
to Communities

Many school districts and municipalities struggle to address the widespread issue of illegal school bus passing due to the significant costs associated with procuring, deploying, and maintaining safety technology.

BusPatrol removes this barrier by offering our AI-enabled stop-arm camera safety program at no cost to schools. Funded entirely through a violator-paid cost recovery model, our program ensures that schools can better protect students without additional financial burden.

Frequently Asked Questions

BusPatrol’s stop-arm enforcement program is completely violator-funded, meaning there is no cost to school districts or taxpayers. The program covers all equipment, installation, maintenance, and program management, with expenses covered by fines collected from violations.

BusPatrol’s programs have been proven to significantly reduce illegal school bus passings. Data shows that over 90% of first-time offenders do not repeat the violation, leading to safer roads for students and communities.

Yes, implementing a school bus stop-arm camera program is legal in Florida. As of 2023, Florida law permits school districts to install and operate school bus infraction detection systems to catch drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses.

Cars illegally pass stopped school buses in Florida far more often than you might think. In just the first four days of school, Hillsborough County caught over 2,300 drivers illegally passing stopped school buses. In Miami-Dade County, more than 11,500 citations were issued in the first two weeks. Both districts use BusPatrol stop-arm camera programs to catch and deter this dangerous behavior.

When a vehicle illegally passes a stopped school bus with its stop-arm extended, AI-powered cameras capture multiple angles of the violation. The footage is reviewed by trained specialists and then sent to law enforcement for final verification. If approved, a citation is issued and mailed to the vehicle owner with instructions on how to view the evidence and pay or contest the fine.

Each violation is reviewed by BusPatrol’s trained analysts to ensure accuracy and compliance with local laws. Once verified, the evidence package — including video footage, license plate details, and timestamped data — is submitted to law enforcement for final approval before a citation is issued.

All footage and violation data are securely stored and managed in compliance with local and state regulations. Law enforcement agencies overseeing the stop-arm enforcement program have access to the footage for review and citation approval.

School districts interested in implementing BusPatrol’s program can contact our team to begin the process. We handle the installation, coordination with law enforcement, and community awareness efforts to ensure a seamless launch.

Yes. BusPatrol’s full-fleet approach ensures that every bus in a participating district is equipped with stop-arm cameras. This strategy maximizes safety and effectiveness by creating a consistent enforcement program across all routes.

Feedback From Our Community

BusPatrol continually shows their dedication to improving the safety of students and the motoring public, through a comprehensive delivery method. Their robust approach and prompt attention to all compliance, data, legal, and operational matters, speaks volumes of their commitment to this important safety initiative.

Adam Hornick

Project Manager • Albany, NY

BusPatrol is unequivocally a powerful tool when protecting the most valuable asset any community has — our children. Distracted driving is everywhere and continues to be a concern. It is impossible for the police to be at every bus stop all the time. BusPatrol provides the solution.

Brian Marshall

Chief of Police • Phoenixville Police Department, PA

The level of customer service and the responsiveness of the BusPatrol team is excellent, and that goes all the way up to the top of the ladder with senior leadership.

Anita Stubenrauch

Transportation Supervisor • Carroll County Public Schools, MD

BusPatrol was prompt to get the cameras installed on our buses. They are always concerned with keeping the cameras maintained and up to date with the latest camera advancements. BusPatrol’s customer support is professional and timely as well. We consider them an asset to our department.

Joe Yankoviak

Transportation Director • Manassas City Public Schools, VA

Change Driver Behavior for Good

Our programs are designed not just to address immediate violations, but to create lasting impact by changing driving behaviors over time. Our results speak for themselves. Over 90% of drivers who receive a ticket through stop-arm safety programs never illegally pass a school bus again.

Help us change the driving culture around school buses and children in Florida. Want more information?