How Atlanta Public Schools works to protect students on daily bus routes
Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is showcasing what it takes to help keep tens of thousands of students safe during its daily bus trips. Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is showcasing its innovative methods to protect students on daily bus trips, transporting around 24,000 students a day. The district has implemented Addy's Law, which increases the fine for drivers who pass a stopped school bus to $1,000. The law requires districts across the state to comply with Addy’s Law, named after a student who was killed while crossing the road to catch her bus. The system records approaching and departing vehicles before sending data to law enforcement. The newly upgraded fleet features live-stream capabilities, allowing officials to monitor conditions during emergencies. Parents can track their children's bus routes in real time through the "Here Comes the Bus" app and report any problems quickly.
Opublikowany : 5 godzin temu za pomocą Rey Llerena w Politics
Atlanta Public Schools (APS) is showcasing what it takes to help keep tens of thousands of students safe during its daily bus trips.
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APS transports about 24,000 students each day, with... [1862 symbols]
