How to Keep Students Safe at Low-Light Bus Stops

Gardian Angel, LLC

May 13

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Q: What can parents do to make kids more visible during early morning bus pickups?

• Reflective jackets, backpacks, or LED clips

• Face traffic and remain behind the safety line

• Plan bus stops in well-lit areas when possible

• Avoid using headphones or phones near traffic

Tip: A bus may be highly visible, but children are not automatically seen. Prioritize student visibility first.

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