Why Visibility Should Be Considered Before Enforcement

Gardian Angel, LLC
7 hours ago
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Enforcement plays an important role in school bus safety. However, enforcement alone does not address every contributing factor.

If students are difficult to see, violations may occur even when drivers intend to comply.

Visibility improvements help create conditions where compliance is more likely. When drivers can clearly see students, decision-making improves naturally.

Safety is strongest when visibility and enforcement support one another.

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