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School bus safety report (SuDoc TD 8.2:SCH 6/4) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1993
School bus safety issues: Hearing of the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate, One Hundred Fourth Congress, second session, on ... by students, Arpil 2, 1996 (S. hrg) by United States, 1996
The importance of seat belts in the total school bus safety picture by William V Reynolds, 1974
School bus safety in North Carolina by Patricia F Waller, 1976
Critical item safety for school bus drivers by Edward E Kynastron, 1986
Classroom activities in school bus and pedestrian safety education (Bulletin) by Kathleen J Cole, 1992
School bus vehicle safety report by United States, 1977
Safety on the School Bus - Raatma , Lucia. Safety First..
Gets All Fired Up - Fire Safety Story (The Magic School Bus)
School bus driver in-service safety series (SuDoc TD 8.8:SCH 6/PKG.) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1998
School bus driver instructional program: Course guide by United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration., 1974-01-01
Course Guide For School Bus Driver Training In Texas (Driver Resource Manual) by Texas department of Public Safety, 1999
The Magic School Bus Gets All Fired Up -- Safety Story by Joanna & Energizer Cole, 1999
The Magic School Bus Gets All Fired Up Safety Story - l'Autobus Magique Histoire Tout Feu Tout Flamme Sur La Securite by Joanna ; Degen, Bruce Cole, 1999

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School Bus Safety
Information concerning School Bus Safety from The Injury Prevention Website of Children
http://www.chp.edu/CHP/School Bus Safety for Parents

Extractions: It is important to remind children about safety on the street and on the school bus. Elementary school children in particular are at high risk of being hit by a car when crossing the street because they: Click here for our School Bus Safety Quiz. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Kids in Cars for additional details.
School Bus Safety - EHow.com
Learn about School Bus Safety on eHow.com. Find info and videos including About School Bus Safety, About School Bus Safety, School Bus Safety Lessons and much more.
http://www.ehow.com/school-bus-safety/

Extractions: Home School Bus Safety School Bus Stop Safety According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, kids on school buses are eight times safer than those driven to school in cars. It's important to understand how you can help the bus driver ensure everyone stays safe. Some school districts and bus companies may have individual rules above and beyond the universal bus... School Bus Transportation Safety According to a 2006 report by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 42,000 Americans die in crashes on U.S. roads each year. Although school buses transport some 23.5 million students daily, only about six children die in bus crashes annually. School Bus Safety Training School bus safety is important for both drivers and students. Since more school age children are transported in buses instead of personal automobiles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has developed a program to implement bus safety. Buses are safer for the transportation of children than any other means. School Bus Safety Tips While the school bus remains one of the safest ways for your child to get to school, it can pose safety problems of its own because of its size and the amount of children it is carrying. The school bus driver's main objective is to make sure your children make it safely to school, and while he's been trained for myriad situations, as...
School Bus Safety Tips
School bus safety is good for everyone if done correctly. To help keep the driver and the kids on the bus safe we provide the answers to commonly asked questions.
http://sundayschoolsafety.com/school-bus.shtml

Extractions: var addthis_pub = 'snapinmedia'; Safety Dept. School bus safety is an important consideration when making an overall school safety plan. While we often think of school safety as involving the school building itself, students can still face dangers while on the school bus, and schools need to take precautions to keep the kids safe while they are riding to school. School buses are huge vehicles, and children need to be taught how to stay safe around them. School bus safety begins by teaching children to stay away from the bus while it is stopping. They should not approach the bus until the doors are opened by the bus driver. Also, when passing in front of a bus, students should be at least 10 feet in front of the bus. Most school buses are now equipped with arms to show students where to walk when passing in front. School bus safety requires that students are taught to respect this distance. School safety also involves dealing with bullies and other danger from peers. Children should be taught what to do if they feel like they are in danger while on the school bus. They need to be told which staff members they should contact if dangerous behavior is spotted on the bus. Also, children should be taught never to participate in horseplay while on the school bus. They should remain seated so that they do not distract the driver. Flying objects, such as paper wads, are particularly dangerous on a school bus, because they can hit the driver and cause a distraction.
Palmetto Bus Sales :: Safety
Palmetto Bus Sales Two Locations to Serve You Columbia, SC 90 Access Rd Exit 119 at I26 Phone 803-754-3827 Toll Free 800-783-7613 Greenville, SC 622 Cooper Rd.
http://palmettobussales.computerone.us/safety.cfm
Elmer The Safety Elephant ť Safety Village ť School Bus Safety
Message from Elmer the Safety Elephant. I love waiting for the school bus to arrive. I have my lunch in my backpack and I am looking forward to seeing all my friends on the school
http://www.elmer.ca/safety-village/school-bus-safety.php

Extractions: Here are things to remember waiting for the bus: Here are things to remember while riding the bus: Here are things to remember for getting off the bus: Take two large steps away from the school bus door and then turn and take ten giant steps down the sidewalk. The bus driver must be able to see you and will give you a signal, if you need to cross. Go straight home and do not take detours.
National Coalition For School Bus Safety
NATIONAL COALITION FOR SCHOOL BUS SAFETY OUR MISSION. To help enhance school bus safety. To increase awareness, encourage education and promote safety technologies
http://www.ncsbs.org/mission.htm
School Safety / Bus Safety | The Safety Library
School bus safety materials and accident crash data Bus safety rules. School bus accident crash data. Position papers. School bus transportation statistics. Seat belt debate.
http://www.thesafetylibrary.com/lib/schoolsafety/bussafety.php
School Bus Safety | Waterloo Region District School Board
Every school day, Student Transportation Services of Waterloo Region is responsible for the safe transportation of approximately 21,000 Waterloo Region District School Board
http://www.wrdsb.ca/about-us/transportation/school-bus-safety

Extractions: Search: Every school day, Student Transportation Services of Waterloo Region is responsible for the safe transportation of approximately 21,000 Waterloo Region District School Board students to and from school on close to 820 school bus routes, on municipal transit and taxis. All parents/guardians share in this responsibility by: assisting their child in organizing and securing belongings before leaving home; removing all long drawstrings and toggles from outer clothing to prevent these from being caught in handrails and doors; ensuring their child's safety while getting to and from the school vehicle pick-up/drop-off points; being at the pick-up/drop-off points each day or arranging for a responsible adult to be there please note: Kindergarten students will not be dropped off at the drop-off points at noon unless there is an adult present or other arrangements have been made. supporting the enforcement of school vehicle safety rules and procedures; arranging for emergency care should the school have to close early and making sure their child and the school know the details.
School Bus Safety
Did you know that the school bus is one of the safest forms of transportation today? A school bus is a large, painted vehicle that takes children to school and
http://library.thinkquest.org/04oct/00450/schoolbussafety.htm

Extractions: By Alex Did you know that the school bus is one of the safest forms of transportation today? A school bus is a large, painted vehicle that takes children to school and returns them to their homes in many countries throughout the world. In the United States and Canada, most school buses are painted yellow. School buses are also very common in the United Kingdom, but they are not widely used in Europe. A f ull sized school bus can seat forty five to seventy five or more students. Most buses are paid for by local school districts. Here are some tips to help kids be safe around a bus: Getting to the Bus Stop You should get to the bus stop 5 minutes before the bus arrives. DO NOT run across the road to catch the bus! When crossing the street, always look left, right, and left again. Cars will come from the left first. If there are no sidewalks where you are walking, walk on the side of the road where you are walking against traffic (you can see the cars coming towards you rather than coming from behind you).
School Bus Safety - Washingtonpost.com
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2005/05/19/DI20050519008
School Bus Safety - Education Bug
School bus safety is very important. Read this article for more information on teaching kids bus safety. Also, learn what you can do as a driver to help insure safety aroundyour
http://www.educationbug.org/a/school-bus-safety.html

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