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Cameras to be installed on bus stop arms to detect illegal passing

July 23, 2021 | Kaitie Kiger

When a school bus is stopped and has its stop arm extended, vehicles are not legally allowed to pass. However, school buses are passed illegally over 17 million times a year in North America.

Santa Rosa County school district is taking part in a bus camera pilot program to reduce this number and keep children safe.

Stop arm cameras will be installed on five Santa Rosa County school buses as part of a pilot program to reduce illegal passing. Photo by Kaitie Meyer

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