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Preparing Bus Stops for Shorter Fall Days

Writer: Gardian Angel, LLC
Gardian Angel, LLC
1 day ago
1 min read

As daylight shrinks, bus stops become harder for drivers to see. Using reflective signage, bright clothing, and clear lines for student boarding increases visibility and reaction time.


Simple prep like clearing foliage or snow and ensuring students wait in predictable positions creates multiple visual cues for drivers. Layered visibility remains the most effective first step in student safety.

 
 

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