Salem to pilot school bus camera program, track passing violations
SALEM — A push to hold drivers accountable for passing stopped school buses is moving into the Witch City after a similar effort in Peabody recorded nearly 3,500 violations in
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SALEM — A push to hold drivers accountable for passing stopped school buses is moving into the Witch City after a similar effort in Peabody recorded nearly 3,500 violations in
SALEM, MASS. (WHDH) - The Salem Public Schools and the City of Salem will participate in a study aimed at identifying when and where cars<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/salem-public-schools-to-conduct-study-to-identify-incidents-of-cars-illegally-passing-stopped-school-buses/">Read More</a>
A proposed law would let Connecticut municipalities to review security camera footage to ticket drivers speeding past stopped school buses.
The City of Buffalo and Buffalo Public Schools partnered with "Bus Patrol America" to hold drivers accountable when passing a school bus with stop lights flashing and arms extended.
BusPatrol's program is of no cost to the City of Buffalo or the school district. The Virginia company installs and operates the camera systems, pays the salary and benefits of