81. Halifax Regional School Board school bus safety Rules For Students. Obey the driver s instructions, he/she is in full charge of the bus. school bus safety Tips For Parents. http://www.hrsb.ns.ca/documents/faq/faq-schoolbus.html

Your browser does not support JAVASCRIPT or has it disabled... Frequently Asked Questions This page provides general safety tips for students riding a school bus and tips for helping parents prepare their children. Bus Stop Safety Rules For Students Be on time for the bus. Never run to or from the bus. Stand back from the road when waiting for the bus. Don’t push or shove at the bus stop. When it is necessary to cross the road, always If there is no sidewalk, walk well over to the right side of the road/shoulder when walking to and from the bus stop. Do not stand or play on the road while waiting for the bus. Never crawl under a school bus. Know the danger zones around the bus. Never cross behind bus. School Bus Safety Rules For Students Obey the driver's instructions, he/she is in full charge of the bus. Do not talk to the driver unless it is necessary. No yelling or whistling on the bus, too much noise distracts the driver. Keep the seat assigned to you by the driver. Do not stand or move about the bus while in motion.

82. DoTaRS - Australian Transport Council - School Bus Safety In Australia Australian Transport Council. school bus safety in Australia. The key details of these initiatives are summarised below. school bus safety Advisory Group. http://www.atcouncil.gov.au/schoolbus.htm

Australian Transport Council School Bus Safety in Australia Home About Membership ATC Communique ... Feedback Executive Summary see also: Media Release of 25/05/2001 Following community concern over school bus incidents resulting in the death of or serious injury to schoolchildren, the Australian Transport Council (ATC) requested Austroads to: review current practice and research in relation to school bus safety; and to identify new or proven safety measures that may be used as part of a National approach to school bus safety. As part of the review extensive consultation was undertaken with key internal and external stakeholders and consensus sought with regard to a National School Bus Safety Action Plan. Based on available data, the number of children killed or seriously injured nationally associated with bus travel during school commuting times has steadily fallen from an estimated 14 fatalities and 190 hospitalisations in 1990, to an estimated 4 fatalities and 100 hospitalisations in 1998. Notwithstanding the reductions achieved, across the country about 9 children are seriously injured each month.

83. Metropolitan Police Department - Information - Family Safety - School Bus Safety school bus safety Tips Reminder Schools in DC are open! Obey the School Zone speed limit of 15 mph when school is in session and children are present. http://mpdc.dc.gov/info/family/schoolbus.shtm

MPDC MPDC HOME POLICING FOR PREVENTION SERVICES ... REQUESTS School Bus Safety Tips Reminder: Schools in DC are open! Obey the School Zone speed limit of 15 mph when school is in session and children are present. Additionally, buses are designed to withstand all but the most serious crashes without death or serious injury. Each fall during National School Bus Safety Week, parents and teachers can help prevent future accidents with continued training that shows the proper ways for children to get on and get off buses safely. Surprisingly, more children are hurt outside a bus than inside one. Children must be alerted to the danger zone around every yellow school bus, especially if they bend over to retrieve a dropped school paper, or walk too closely to the bus while crossing the street. Many school districts teach children to take five giant steps as soon as they leave the bus to escape that danger zone. If children need to cross the street after exiting the bus, schools teach them to cross in front of the bus and to be sure they are able to maintain eye contact with the driver. Perhaps the most difficult thing to teach children, especially young children, is to not go back to pick up items they've dropped near the bus or left on the bus.

84. Virginia Association For Pupil Transportation school bus safety Week. As school bus safety Poster Contest. VAPT sponsors a poster contest each year to promote school bus safety. Local http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Finance/VAPT/bussafetyweek.htm

Home About Us Join Links ... Maintenance School Bus Safety Week As part of our efforts to support school transportation safety, VAPT annually sponsors actions to promote School Bus Safety Week across the Commonwealth. One way is by sponsoring A Proclamation of School Bus Safety Week by the Governor of Virginia. The second is the sponsorship of the annual School Bus Safety Poster Contest . These are the two primary activities that Virginia utilizes to support the National School Bus Safety Week. Theme and Poster Contest Themes - Certificates and prizes are awarded to winners and Virginia winning posters are submitted to the National level as well. School Bus Safety Week - October 20-26, 2002 2002 Theme - Danger - Know The Zone School Bus Safety Week (SBSW) will be observed during the third full week of October each year. Poster Contest: School Bus Safety Week is a good time prepare entries for the state and national poster contest, but remember that the poster contest theme is at least a year ahead of the School Bus Safety Week Theme. This allows schools several months to prepare and judge the poster entries locally and allows the state to judge entries in June before submission to the national competition. Winning posters can then be used in publications for School Bus Safety Week. Poster themes must be original, correct in safety concept and the exclusive work of the student entering the contest in idea, design and execution. Instructors should supervise all work created. Completion of art should be done in school during the school year. Poster and slogan must harmonize with the appropriate theme.

85. ConnDOT School Bus Safety Login. school bus safety. school bus safety Abstract More than 330000 Connecticut children are transported to and from school in a school bus every day. http://www.ct.gov/dot/cwp/view.asp?a=1388&q=259442

86. School Bus Safety - Partnership For Learning News Room. View Article. Quick Clicks, school bus safety, http://www.partnershipforlearning.org/article.asp?ArticleID=1671

87. ACEP.org - School Bus Safety school bus safety. Approved The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) supports a comprehensive school bus safety program. Government http://www.acep.org/1,667,0.html

Sign In My ACEP Join Bookstore ... ACEP Policy Statements ACEP Policy Statements Print this Email this School Bus Safety Approved by the ACEP Board of Directors March 2000 The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) supports a comprehensive school bus safety program. Government regulators, investigators, manufacturers, and standards organizations should carefully consider the following: Improved testing and standards for school bus crash worthiness; Continued examination of the role of passenger-dependent personal restraint systems including safety belts; Improved school bus design that enhances visibility of pedestrians in the proximate vicinity of the bus; Increased visibility of stopped school buses, especially when passengers are loading or unloading, including additional beacons, warning signs, and sound alarms mounted on all sides of the bus Improved engineering at school bus stops, including permanent bus stops, shelters, and marked crosswalks at all stops; Crossing guards/patrol guards on all buses transporting primary school children; Simplified school bus safety laws with stricter enforcement and improved detection techniques; and

88. Transport - Rural School Bus Safety Rural school bus safety The $10 million Rural school bus safety Program is a fiveyear program dedicated to improving safety, comfort and convenience at bus http://www.doi.vic.gov.au/Doi/Internet/transport.nsf/0/0b0970185c4ed8634a256a530

89. School Bus Safety Tips School System. school bus safety Tips. get it. For more information about school bus safety, visit the North Carolina Bus Safety site. http://www.abss.k12.nc.us/student_parent/policies/schoolbus.html

School Bus Safety Tips A trusted adult should be at your child's bus stop every morning and every evening. Children should be cautioned about the danger of strangers. Be at least five minutes early to catch the bus. There are blind spots where the bus driver can lose sight of a child: Front Danger Zone: It is never safe to walk close to the front of the bus. Children should walk five giant steps ahead of the bus before crossing in front of it. Side Danger Zone: Children should always stay three giant steps away from the side of the bus. Rear Danger Zone: Never walk behind the school bus. Walk (don't run) three giant steps away from the bus when exiting the bus. When the bus approaches, step back from the curb at least three giant steps. Never run to catch the bus. If you have to walk on roads where there is no sidewalk, walk against traffic and out of the road. Stay out of the road and wait for the bus to stop before you walk to it. Make sure you can see the bus driver's eyes when boarding or crossing in front of the bus.

90. The Hawk Eye Newspaper Students take leap to learn school bus safety. Middle schoolers participate in bus evacuation. BY CRAIG T. NEISES cneises@thehawkeye.com. http://www.thehawkeye.com/daily/stories/ln2_0507.html

91. Kidsnewsroom-- Welcome!! school bus safety. Kids, it is National school bus safety Week! school bus safety is very important because so many children ride the bus everyday. http://www.kidsnewsroom.org/testmember/102299/wn_102299_04.htm

Weekly News Astrodome Closes Disaster Areas in New Hampshire Cops Honored in Washington DC School Bus Safety Around the World Frozen in Time? Rumbling in Ecuador Cyclone Hits India Sports Zone St. Louis Rams Undefeated Sportswomen of the Year Baseball Playoffs Continue PGA Cart? SCHOOL BUS SAFETY Kids, it is National School Bus Safety Week! School bus safety is very important because so many children ride the bus everyday. Kids, be sure to read and go over these ten rules of bus safety with your parents. RULES OF THE ROAD: 1. Be on time. 2. Never run to or from the bus. 3. Stand back from the curb. 4. Don't push or shove. 5. Stay in your seat. 6. Don't yell or shout. 7. Always obey the driver. 8. Wait for the driver's signal before crossing. 9. Always cross at least 10 feet in front of the bus. 10. Never crawl under a school bus.

92. Elmer The Safety Elephant : Elmer L'éléphant Prudent Internet safety Bike safety Elmer s 7 traffic safety Rules Any Time is train Time, Pages for you to download and color. When do you meet your bus? http://www.elmer.ca/english/thinksafe/school/

Pages for you to download and color. When do you meet your bus? Do's and Don'ts When you leave the bus What you need to remember

93. SafeBus North Carolina to change that. That s why we ve created this web site to pass along some tips on school bus stop safety. Like the Safebus logo http://www.nccrimecontrol.org/safebus/

North Carolina Cares About Kids North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety North Carolina State Highway Patrol Español El programa "SafeBus North Carolina" en Español KNOW THE RULES! CLICK HERE TO SEE WHERE DRIVERS SHOULD STOP WHEN APPROACHING A STOPPED SCHOOL BUS SCHOOL BUS SAFETY LINKS Bus Stop Safety Tips A Message from Secretary Beatty Secretary Beatty's Letter to Parents Pupil Transportation in North Carolina ... School Bus Safety Web Every school year, children across North Carolina get hurt and killed at their neighborhood bus stops. Spearheaded by the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, Crime Control and Public Safety's new "SafeBus North Carolina" program seeks to change that. That's why we've created this web site to pass along some tips on school bus stop safety. Like the "SafeBus" logo says, it will take a team effort to make that happen. Parents, educators, children, and motorists everyone has to take an active part in making sure our kids stay safe in bus loading and unloading zones. "SafeBus" is particularly concerned with stranger danger. Even in our quietest country neighborhoods, we can no longer take for granted that our kids will be safe. In January 1998, a five-year-old Hoke County girl was kidnapped while waiting for the bus in front of her house. She was later found murdered.

94. American Red Cross--September Health And Safety Tips school bus Smarts. Twentyfive million students ride on school buses. If you re a school bus rider, follow these safety tipsthey can help prevent injury. http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/tips/schoolbus.html

School Bus Smarts Twenty-five million students ride on school buses. If you're a school bus rider, follow these safety tipsthey can help prevent injury. Line up facing the school bus doornot along the side of the school bus. Don't play in the street while waiting for the school bus. Carry your belongings in a backpack or book bag. Never reach under a school bus to get anything that has rolled or fallen underneath. After getting off the school bus, move immediately onto the sidewalk, out of traffic. Wait for a signal from the bus driver before you cross the street. Walk at least 10 steps away from the front of the bus so that the bus driver can see you. Never cross the street behind the school bus. Back to Health and Safety Services

95. School Bus Craft | Alphabet Letter S | Safety | Back To School Theme | Preschool Preschool lesson plan printable activities for a school bus craft, safety, transportation, back to school and alphabet letter s theme. http://www.first-school.ws/activities/crafts/transportation/school_bus.htm

96. Arizona Driving Seat Belts Children Red Light Running Aggressive Driving Elderly Drivers Motorcycle school bus Bike Pedestrian safety Statistics Partnerships. http://www.azgohs.state.az.us/talkingPoints_schoolbus_motorcycle.html

var page=2; Home Frequently Asked Questions Impaired Driving Seat Belts and Children ... Partnerships During the School Bus Ride Always sit fully in the seat and face forward. DO NOT distract the driver Never stand on a moving bus. Obey the driver Speak in a low voice NEVER stick anything out the window - arms, legs, head, bookbags, etc. Top Contributing Factors for Motorcycle Crashes Lack of basic riding skills Failure to appreciate the inherent operating characteristics Failure to use special precautions while riding Failure to use defensive driving techniques Failure to appreciate the limitations of the motorcycle Lack of specific braking and cornering skills Failure to follow speed limit Use of alcohol by motorcylists prior to the crash Top Motorists Should Treat other motorists with courtesy and respect Do not tailgate Avoid riding between lanes of slow moving or stopped traffic Know and obey traffic laws, including ordinances in your community Avoid excessive noise by leaving the stock muffler in place or using a muffler of equivalent noise reduction Use signals when appropriate Top Impaired Driving Red Light Running Aggressive Driving ... See a Drunk Driver?

97. Texas Department Of Public Safety - Courtesy, Service, Protection school bus Mailing List. Email or contact Charley Kennington, Program Administrator Pam McCurdy, Administrative Assistant Texas Department of Public safety http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/schoolbus/

Advanced Search Home Contact Us Employment ... News School Bus Transportation Links to School Bus Transportation Web Sites New Information For information regarding school bus transportation Join the School Bus Mailing List. Email: or contact: Charley Kennington, Program Administrator Pam McCurdy, Administrative Assistant Texas Department of Public Safety 1617 East Crest Drive Waco, Texas 76705 Office: (254) 759-7111 Fax: (254) 759-7238 email: schoolbus@txdps.state.tx.us About DPS General DPS Information DPS Online Services ... Complaint Process Visit these related sites. Texas Department of Public Safety 5805 North Lamar Blvd. Austin, Texas 78752-4422 P O Box 4087 Austin, Texas 78773-0001 Take our Customer Survey Pursuant to Section 552.301(c), Government Code, the Public Information Office has been designated to receive all electronic mail requests for public information. The Department is not responsible for responding to electronic mail requests sent to any electronic mail address other than the address for the public information office.

98. 2SAFESCHOOLS FRONT PAGE, MARCH 2004 - Danger: Food Found On The School Bus 2safeschools, safeschools, Safe schools, welcomes ideas, stories and comments on public school and bus safety, accidents, injuries and training programs. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/3125/

MARCH - 2004 THE PURPOSE OF THIS SITE IS TO SAVE ONE CHILD'S LIFE Welcome Wish List How you can help E-Mail PICK-UP OR SEND Miss a story? Click On Archives. Today In History The School Bus - Abundant everywhere may soon be gone RECLAIMING COLUMBINE Click here for dozens of stories, photos and video concerning Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. (News Photo by George Kocaniec) (Click on CANDLE at bottom of this page for memorials.) Why the push for restraints on school buses? To find out click on Langford 2safeschools Notes NCSBS PASS ... Busbelts and Safe-T-Bar To Tell or Not To Tell? Click On Whistleblower. Facts, Figures Surveys ... More Links Stories you can read to your kids The Lands Beyond Santa City The Swimming Pool Quaker Oats The Way it Was ... Job Bank LINKS-LINKS and more links. Click On

99. HealthSavvy~School-bus Safety Tips | Virtua Health, New Jersey Text Size. schoolbus safety tips. If Remind your child of basic bus safety rules to ensure a safe journey to and from school. This http://www.virtua.org/page.cfm?id=healthsavvy_display&savvyID=162

100. School Bus Fleet - News, Articles, Tips And Tools suppliers and manufacturers in the school bus industry http://www.schoolbusfleet.com/

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