school bus

After a near-tragic accident in Upstate New York, we want to remind you when you should stop for school busses

As school buses start rolling out with high-tech cameras, Albany is sending a clear message: safety for our students comes first, and violators will pay.

An early morning accident involving a Mechanicville Central School bus has closed Route 67 in Stillwater for hours. Early on details were vague on what actually happened. We now have the information.

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This school bus will make going to school fun for all.

Governor Cuomo has just signed a bill that will install cameras on the “stop arm” on the school bus that hopefully will make this school year safer and bring penalties to drivers that don’t stop.

New York state is one step closer to making our children safer on the school bus. Legislation has passed to ensure more safety both on and off the bus.

Higher fines, added cameras and then some are being proposed for New York school buses.

The short answer on what I think, yes. To me, it seems like a no-brainer.

If you are not waiting patiently for children to get on and off the bus already (shame on you) you may want to start before the state begins sending you fines.

There are cameras everywhere it seems. No matter where you turn there may be a lens on you. Now there may be one in an uncommon place for a good reason.

In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Tishomingo High School had to let two boys basketball coaches go who thought it would be fine to roll up to a convenience store in a school bus and purchase beer.