Saturday, November 21, 2009

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NTSB Releases Huntsville Crash Report

Almost three years to the day after an crash that sent school bus safety into the national spotlight and federal crosshairs, the National Transportation Safety Board released its final report on the Huntsville, Ala., school bus crash, citing the probable cause as a loss of control of a student-driven vehicle. [Read more]
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Miami School Bus Drivers Prohibited from Texting

The Miami-Dade County School Board voted unanimously to add texting to a district-wide cell phone and mobile device ban. [Read more]
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Feds Unveil New Motorcoach Safety Plan

The U.S. Department of Transportation unveiled a five-pronged approach today designed to increase motorcoach vehicle and passenger safety. [Read more]
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Safe Routes to School Report Aims to Rally State, Local Support

A new report gives results from 10 pilot projects that offer best practices and lessons learned for communities and schools wishing to tap into federal funds for developing safe biking and walking paths for students, especially in low-income areas with high crime rates. [Read more]



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