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Policy EEAC

Bus Safety

Two or more vehicles should travel in a caravan in sight of each other. That will insure  that in case of a breakdown the disabled vehicle will have a means of contacting some  assistance. If the breakdown occurs close to home, a spare bus will be called. If the  breakdown occurs close to the destination, one bus will proceed, drop off its passengers  and return to pick up the passengers of the disabled vehicle. While awaiting assistance,  the disabled vehicle should be parked as close to the road shoulder as possible, or in the  breakdown lane, with flares set up. Passengers and driver should stay on the bus and  maintain orderly conduct until assistance arrives. The only exception to this would be if  the driver feels there is a danger by remaining on the bus. Bus drivers are in charge of  conduct on the bus during the regular runs. On chaperoned trips, student conduct is the  responsibility of the chaperones. 

 

Adopted: Not dated in previous policy book  

Revised: June 2001  

Revised: June 11, 2001 

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