Layered Approach to Stop-Arm Compliance

Gardian Angel, LLC

Oct 1

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While drivers are legally required to stop for flashing stop arms, real-world compliance isn’t perfect. Students who are clearly visible from a distance are far more likely to be noticed and kept safe.

Designated boarding positions, reflective clothing, and subtle lighting at the stop create multiple visual cues, helping enforce safety naturally.

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