1. DATTCO School Bus Safety Department DATTCO school bus safety department is dedicated to protecting the safety of your children. Ongoing driver training is provided and an annual proficiency test is conducted by the http://dattco.com/school_bus/school_bus_safety.php

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Associated Content Home Lifestyle Home Lifestyle ... Parenting School Bus Safety Sort by: Most Relevant Publish Date Preschool Lessons: School Bus Safety for Kids By Tania Cowling September 7, 2010 Riding a school bus is new for some children and this lesson provides activities to introduce the bus to preschool children. National School Bus Safety Week is the third week in October - a perfect time to present this theme. A Parents' Guide to School Bus Safety Rules to Share with Their Children By Catherine Spencer August 23, 2009 Back-to-school time is here! Parents can help make the trip to and from school safer by discussing these simple rules of school bus behavior with their children. School Bus Rider Safety Tips By Creative Agenda September 26, 2006 More than 20 million U.S. students begin and end each day with a school bus ride. School bus safety begins with preparation for the school bus stop walk and ends with the safe arrival to the final destination. Tennessee Kicks Off National School Bus Safety Week By Rachel Krech October 26, 2007

3. School Bus Safety Rules School Bus Safety Rules For some 25 million students nationwide, the school day begins and ends with a trip on a school bus. Unfortunately, each year many children are injured and http://downloads.nsc.org/pdf/factsheets/School_Bus_Safety_Rules.pdf

4. School Zone Safety: School Bus Safety School Zone Safety South Carolina Department of Public Safety School Bus Safety. Twentythree million students nationwide ride a school bus to and from school each day. http://www.scdps.org/szs/school_bus_safety.htm

School Zone Safety South Carolina Department of Public Safety School Bus Safety Twenty-three million students nationwide ride a school bus to and from school each day. Wherever you live, the familiar yellow school bus is one of the most common motor vehicles on the road. It is also the safest. School buses manufactured after January 1, 1977 must meet more federal motor vehicle safety standards than any other type of motor vehicle. In fact, during normal school transportation hours over the past 10 years, school buses are 87 times safer than passenger cars, light trucks, and vans, according to the Fatality Analysis Reporting System at the U.S. Department of Transportation. Getting On and Off the Bus Safely Because getting on and off the bus is the most dangerous part of the school bus ride, the loading and unloading area is called the “Danger Zone.” This area-which extends ten feet in front of the bus, ten feet on each side of the bus, and behind the bus-is where children are at greatest risk of not being seen by the bus driver. Throughout the year, especially at the start of school, children need to be taught how to get on and off the school bus safely. Parents should help their children learn and follow these common-sense practices:

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6. Funding And Disbursements - School Bus Safety It is important to be reminded about the safety of students being transported to and from school and schoolrelated activities. http://www.isbe.state.il.us/funding/html/bus_safety.htm

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7. School Seat Belts National Coalition For School Bus Safety Examines issues of school bus safety by tracking legislative initiatives, accidents, parents and crash reports. http://www.ncsbs.org

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='530'; awmAltUrl=''; WHY SCHOOL BUSES NEED SEATBELTS click here to download PowerPoint presentation by James Freed This file requires Microsoft PowerPoint and is 150 KB in size click here to download and print article by James Freed (PDF) Congratulations to the Texas Chapter of NCSBS WHY? The basic design of the Large Yellow School Bus has not been changed since 1977. Families of accident victims, better informed parents, National PTA, and multiple physician groups are demanding improvements and seatbelts on school buses PLEASE CONSIDER BECOMING A MEMBER OF NCSBS HELP US TO MAKE AVAILABLE MORE FACTS, NEWS AND UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION PLEASE consider sending a donation to, or becoming a member of, NCSBS. Remember, contributions are tax deductible. The NCSBS is a registered Connecticut non-for-profit corporation with federal 501c3 recognition. NCSBS relies on donations to keep running. click here for details SUMMARY OF FACTS If society believes seatbelts on school buses are desirable and necessary, then it's a grave oversight for schools not to offer our children that choice.

8. School Bus Safety Web Examines issues of school bus safety by tracking legislative initiatives, accidents, parents and crash reports. http://www.itre.ncsu.edu/GHSP/NCBUSSAFETY.html

9. School Bus Safety! Guidelines to prevent school bus accidents! SCHOOL BUS SAFETY IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY! Although school buses are the safest form of highway transportation http://www.liveandlearn.com/schoolbussafety.html

Thank You For Voting Us One Of The Web's Best Online Toy Stores! SCHOOL BUS SAFETY IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY! Although school buses are the safest form of highway transportation, approximately ten children die every year in a school bus accident. And many other children are injured. Below are some facts and a school bus safety guide. School buses are the safest form of highway transportation. The most dangerous part of the school bus ride is getting on and off the school bus. Pedestrian fatalities (while loading and unloading school buses) account for approximately three times as many school bus-related fatalities, when compared to school bus occupant fatalities. The loading and unloading area is called the “Danger Zone” The “Danger Zone” is the area on all sides of the bus where children are in the most danger of not being seen by the driver (ten feet in front of the bus where the driver may be too high to see a child, ten feet on either side of the bus where a child may be in the driver’s blind spot, and the area behind the school bus). Half of the pedestrian fatalities in school bus-related crashes are children between 5 and 7 years old.

10. West County Transportation Agency School bus safety tips, information on services, and contact numbers. http://www.schoolbusing.org

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11. School Bus Safety School Bus Safety.ca provides useful information for parents and students returning back to school. http://schoolbussafety.ca/

12. School Bus Connection Of Utah Offers a forum for school bus drivers to develop skills with positive attitude and esteem for the life and well-being of the students transported. http://www.utahschoolbus.org/

Road Map Home Utah Safety Resource Links Fun Stuff ... In Utah State Road-E-O with lots of School Bus momentoes and other bus stuff. No credit card please. Sponsors Bryson's Sales and Service visit this web site for email and ordering services Jordan Credit Union Lake City International Buses Last Years Sponsors Est. 2003 Please Drivers, remind your riders frequently: Look both ways when you cross the street, Use your eyes Before your feet Updates September 23, 2010 Posted by Jim Britten Davis Drivers; we, in the training department are changing the timing on how we do driver evaluations. Starting this year we will be doing your evaluation during your month of birth. We will follow you around and check off everything you inspect on the bus you are driving. We will ride with you, and we will be doing your physical assessment screening test. We are still using the 40 pound bag for the front to rear carry. Our in classroom recertification training will be done differently. Instead of many classes and few drivers we will be having fewer classes and invite drivers to the unit (2 – 9) that they are in need of most. See my news posting 1 November below. September 12, 2010

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14. Youth Traffic Safety School Bus 4 Passenger Safety, Texas AgriLife Extension Service School Bus Safety Tips Get to the bus stop 5 minutes early. Stand away from the curb at least 10 feet from bus. Sit quietly http://fcs.tamu.edu/safety/passenger_safety/toolkit/youth_traffic_safety/schoolb

15. NC School Bus Safety Web Don Byrnes Receives 2010 Perley A. Thomas Award. At the annual induction ceremony of the North Carolina Transportation Hall of Fame, Don Byrnes received the Perley A. Thomas award http://www.ncbussafety.org/

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16. School Bus Safety Information concerning School Bus Safety from the Injury Prevention Site of Children http://www.chp.edu/CHP/School Bus Safety

skip to the content For Clinicians For Parents For Teens ... Events and Classes Injury Prevention Home Injury Prevention Injury Prevention for Kids School Bus Safety School Bus Safety Click here for our School Bus Safety Quiz If you ride a school bus, make sure that you remember the following rules: Street Smarts Never run into the street. Look and listen for cars and trucks to the left, then to the right, and then to the left again. Never go between parked cars to cross the street. Always walk with a friend or a parent. The Danger Zone There is a 10-foot area around the bus known as the Danger Zone. The bus driver is not able to see anything in this area. The Danger Zone is right in front of the bus and the area all around the rear wheels and the back of the bus. Waiting for the Bus Be at the bus stop 5 minutes early. Stay away from the curb. Be quiet while you wait for the bus. Riding the Bus Find a seat, sit down and face forward. Follow directions and listen to the bus driver. Keep the aisles clear. Getting Off the Bus Cross the street in front of the bus while it is still stopped. Never cross the street behind the bus.

17. Kids Page - School Bus & School Zone Safety This sign means you are near a crosswalk in a school zone. When school is opening in the morning and closing in the afternoon, the area around the school is a very busy and crowded. http://www.nysgtsc.state.ny.us/Kids/kid-schl.htm

Can you put the safety puzzle pieces together? See the jigsaw puzzle page. This sign means you are near a crosswalk in a school zone. When school is opening in the morning and closing in the afternoon, the area around the school is a very busy and crowded. There will be many children using the crosswalk. Car drivers, bikers and in-line skaters must stop to allow people in the crosswalk to cross the street. It is important to look carefully to the left, right and left again if you have to cross the street. DANGER ZONES AROUND A STOPPED SCHOOL BUS When you are waiting for the school bus, you should wait at the bus stop, and stand well back from the curb. When you get off the bus: Look to the rear of the bus before you step off the bottom step. Our friends at the Pupil Transportation Safety Institute tell us that more and more motorists are passing stopped school buses on the right shoulder - where the door is. Take (five giant steps) straight out the bus door, and out of the danger zone. Make sure you have eye contact with the driver, and wait for the driver to signal you before you cross in front of the bus. Never go back for anything you have left on the bus.

18. School Bus Safety Peck Community Schools School Bus Safety. Twentythree million students nationwide ride a school bus to and from school each day. http://www.peck.k12.mi.us/LinkClick.aspx?link=1578&tabid=36&mid=367

19. School Bus Safety School Bus Safety! To be safe when they travel to and from school, follow these simple safety rules AT THE BUS STOP Always walk to the bus stop. http://www.aboutschool.com/busstop.htm

Avoid the Danger Zones! School Bus Safety! To be safe when they travel to and from school, follow these simple safety rules: AT THE BUS STOP: Always walk to the bus stop. Never run. Walk on the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, walk on the left facing traffic. Always go to the bus stop about five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. While at the bus stop, wait in a safe place away from the road. Do not run and play while waiting. Never speak to strangers at the bus stop and never get into the car with a stranger. Always go straight home and tell you parents if a stranger tries to talk to you or pick you up. Wait for the bus to arrive, watch for red flashing lights and the stop sign to be extended, and cross only when all traffic has stopped. Look left, right, and left again before crossing. ON THE BUS: Go directly to a seat. Remain seated and facing forward for the entire ride. Talk quietly (so the driver will not be distracted). If you need to talk to the bus driver: wait for the bus to stop, raise your hand, and call the driver's name. Never throw things on the bus or out the windows. Never play with the emergency exits.

20. School Bus Safety What you should know about the person driving your child to school. http://www.parents.com/kids/safety/school/school-bus-safety/

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