Enhancing Early Morning and Late Afternoon Bus Stops

Gardian Angel, LLC
Jul 30
1 min read

Bus routes often run during low-light conditions in August.

Subtle, strategically placed lighting and reflective indicators at bus stops make students visible even in dim conditions.

Layering visual cues with predictable student behavior ensures drivers notice the most important cargo first—the children.

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