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It seems every day over the past week has brought devastating news for our industry. My heart has been heavy as I’ve read the stories about students being struck and seriously injured or killed while waiting to board their school bus.
Several recent incidents of adults trespassing on school buses have revived the conversation of how to best protect students and drivers. The incidents have also added another layer of depth to the conversation around school bus security.
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A free webinar presented by school bus video solutions provider Safety Vision discussed the part that bus video plays in a unified district security system.
A Jefferson, Missouri school bus was unexpectdly delayed on its afternoon route on Aug. 22, after a student brought an airsoft gun on board and fired it, striking three students, reports the News Tribune.
This free webinar presented by Safety Vision and School Transportation News explores how to make your schools safer and smarter with a unified security platform that includes school bus video.
Recent reports from school districts that are considering new school bus technology reveal concerns about not just cost and implementation, but security as well.
RENO, Nev. — A panel of national school security experts concluded that school buses are more likely to experience violence from students or people related to students, than from outsiders.