School Bus Safety Week is over—but the safety work continues

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While buses are designed for high visibility, the real risk comes from students being unseen. Districts that combine training, reflective clothing, and Gardian Angel school bus lighting systems see a measurable improvement in stop safety and parent confidence.

💡 This week, consider conducting a post-Safety Week audit of routes and stops. Small visibility adjustments can save lives.

What strategies is your district using to keep student visibility high year-round?

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