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Summer Maintenance Tips to Keep Bus Stops Safe

Writer: Gardian Angel, LLC
Gardian Angel, LLC
Jun 29
1 min read

Summer brings different safety challenges: overgrown landscaping, glare from the sun, and inconsistent lighting.


School districts addressing these issues with clear sightlines, reflective markers, and low-intensity lighting near bus stops create safer environments for students returning in the fall.


Small, thoughtful adjustments can make a major difference in visibility and early-warning cues for drivers.

 
 

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