How Early Winter Conditions Affect Bus Stop Visibility

Gardian Angel, LLC

Sep 28

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Snow, fog, and overcast skies reduce driver reaction time. High-visibility clothing, reflective gear, and clear bus stop markings ensure students remain seen even in poor conditions.

Simple environmental enhancements combined with predictable boarding behavior give drivers extra seconds to react safely.

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