Identifying Danger Zones Near Bus Stops

Gardian Angel, LLC

Aug 17

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Mapping high-risk locations like blind corners, driveways, or steep inclines helps districts proactively enhance visibility.

Adding subtle cues like reflective markers, lighting, or lined-up waiting zones improves safety while maintaining order for students and drivers alike.

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