Zūm的动态

?? Back-to-School Bus Safety: Keep Our Kids Safe! ?? As the new school year begins, it’s crucial to be extra vigilant on the roads to ensure the safety of our children. Here are some essential tips for drivers: 1. Watch for School Zones ??: Slow down and follow speed limits in school zones. Be prepared for increased pedestrian traffic and children crossing the streets. 2. Stop for School Buses ??: Yellow Flashing Lights: Slow down and prepare to stop. Red Flashing Lights & Extended Stop Arm: Stop completely. Never pass a stopped school bus from either direction on an undivided road. 3. Keep a Safe Distance ??: Maintain a safe following distance behind school buses to allow for sudden stops. 4. Stay Alert ??: Avoid distractions like texting or eating while driving, especially in school zones and near bus stops. 5. Be Cautious at Bus Stops ??: Watch for children playing or congregating at bus stops. Be extra cautious when backing out of driveways or driving through neighborhoods. 6. Obey Traffic Signals and Signs ??: Follow all traffic signals and signs, and respect crossing guards. Let’s all do our part to make this school year safe and enjoyable for everyone. Share these tips to spread awareness and keep our kids safe on the roads! ???? #BackToSchool #BusSafety #RoadSafety #SchoolZoneSafety

SCHOOL BUS SAFETY WEEK: Tips for a Safe Ride: School buses are the safest way for students to travel. Nearly two-thirds of school bus-related fatalities of school-age children occur outside of the school bus. Children need to do their part to stay safe both in and around school buses. The American School Bus Council offers the following tips. At the Bus Stop: Arrive early at the bus stop – at least five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive; we recommend standing 10-15 feet (7 giant steps) away from the curb while waiting for the bus. Parents, please supervise young children At the bus: Cross in front of the bus – at least 10 feet (or five giant steps) – and make eye contact with the driver before crossing; Always check that traffic has stopped before moving; Never walk behind the bus; If you drop something near the bus, do not pick it up; tell the bus driver instead. #baldwinproud #schoolbussafetyweek

SCHOOL BUS SAFETY WEEK: Tips for a Safe Ride: School buses are the safest way for students to travel. Nearly two-thirds of school bus-related fatalities of school-age children occur outside of the school bus. Children need to do their part to stay safe both in and around school buses. The American School Bus Council offers the following tips. At the Bus Stop: Arrive early at the bus stop – at least five minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive; we recommend standing 10-15 feet (7 giant steps) away from the curb while waiting for the bus. Parents, please supervise young children At the bus: Cross in front of the bus – at least 10 feet (or five giant steps) – and make eye contact with the driver before crossing; Always check that traffic has stopped before moving; Never walk behind the bus; If you drop something near the bus, do not pick it up; tell the bus driver instead. #baldwinproud #schoolbussafetyweek

Manitoba drivers, parents, and children all have a role to play in school bus safety! #SchoolBusSafetyWeek The greatest risk comes when children are getting on and off the bus. Here’s what you as a motorist should know to be safe around the school bus: ?? When a school bus displays its stop signs and flashing red lights, it’s not an option to stop, it’s the law. ?? If you’re approaching a stopped bus from EITHER direction, you must stop 5 metres (16 ft) away — unless the roadway has a physical barrier (like a boulevard). ?? You must remain stopped until the lights stop flashing, the stop arm folds away, and the bus begins to move. Parents can also help educate their kids on school bus safety: ?? You must stay at least 3 metres (10 ft) away from the 3 danger zones — the front, sides, and back of the bus. ?? You must take 5 big steps back from the road when the bus is approaching. ?? You have to wait until the bus comes to a full stop before getting on or off. ?? If you have to cross the street near a school bus, never cross from behind! The child should the bus driver’s permission, take 5 giant steps past the front of the bus, and make sure the driver sees them (eye contact) before crossing. ?? If you drop something near or under the bus, you should never try to retrieve it without the driver’s permission. Let’s all do our part to ensure school bus safety and keep our children safe!! #educationiskey

Every student's journey should be safe, not a gamble. The tragic incidents that have unfolded on school buses underscore the urgent need for comprehensive safety measures. Traffic accidents, student behavior or medical concerns, severe weather, and even irate parents create scenarios where bus drivers need support. Learn more on school bus #EmergencyResponse best practices our blog. ?? https://bit.ly/4cgLvBn #Blog #SchoolBus #SchoolSafety #RaptorTechnologies

???? School Bus Safety Tips! ???? Hey everyone! With the school year in full swing, let’s keep safety top of mind. Here are a few essential tips to ensure everyone gets to school and back home safely: -->Stop for School Buses: When the bus’s stop sign is extended and lights are flashing, all vehicles must stop, regardless of the direction you're coming from. -->Stay Back: Keep a safe distance from the bus. Children might be running to or from the bus and might not be visible to drivers. -->Use Crosswalks: Always use crosswalks and wait for the bus driver’s signal before crossing the street. -->Avoid Distractions: Drivers, put down your phones and stay focused. Pedestrians, keep your eyes off screens while crossing. -->Be Visible: If you're walking, wear bright or reflective clothing to ensure you’re seen. Follow Bus Safety Rules: Kids, remember to stay seated, keep your belongings inside your backpack, and use the handrails when getting on or off. Let’s work together to make this school year safe and smooth for everyone! ???? #SchoolBusSafety #BackToSchool #SafeAndSound #CommunityCare

School bus safety is important all year long ― and it’s up to all Texas drivers to make sure they’re following the speed limit and obeying traffic laws in school zones. Sgt. Clark is here today to share important safety tips for everyone to follow. As a reminder, according to Texas law, if a bus has alternating flashing red signals visible from the front or rear, drivers MUST stop before reaching the bus. Drivers can only proceed if the flashing lights are no longer activated, the driver signals you to proceed or the bus has resumed driving. Approaching drivers do NOT have to stop for a school bus that is operating a visual signal if the road is separated by a physical barrier or an intervening space. If a highway is only divided by a left-turn lane, it is not considered divided, and drivers must stop for school buses. ?? Courtesy of DPS' Southeast Texas Region #SchoolBusSafety

???? This School Bus Safety Week, let’s remember: Inside every bus is a child eager to reach their destination safely, be it to school or back home to their family. Each safe trip means laughter, stories, and moments shared during recess or at the dinner table. Whether you’re a parent or a driver, we all share the responsibility for student safety. ?? Here are key tips from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA to keep school bus zones safe: - Stop for school buses with flashing red lights—at least 20 feet away. - Watch for children crossing streets or walking near bus stops. - Slow down in school zones and obey traffic signals. - Teach kids to wait for the bus to stop fully before approaching. Together, we can create a safer journey for our kids. Let’s be vigilant, patient, and protective. Every stop counts—let’s keep our kids safe! ?? Learn more about school bus safety tips here: https://loom.ly/yZX0Yg8 #SchoolBusSafetyWeek #SafeFleet #SafetyFirst #StudentSafety #NHSTA #StopForTheBus #Brake4Buses

??With children returning to school over the next several weeks, let's not forget the importance of school bus safety as the new school year approaches! ?? At OHLA USA, we are committed to keeping our communities safe—whether it's on the job site or on the road. Remember to always stop for school buses, stay alert in school zones, and prioritize safety for our children. 1) Stay in the Safe Zone: Children should stand at least 10 feet from the curb while waiting for the bus. This helps them avoid the bus driver's blind spots and reduces the risk of being hit by the bus. 2) Follow the Driver's Signal: Children should always wait for the bus driver to signal that it is safe before crossing the street. 3) Cross in Front of the Bus: Always cross at least 10 feet in front of the bus where the driver can see the child. Never cross behind the bus. 4) Be Alert in School Zones: Slow down and be extra cautious in school zones and near bus stops. 5) Stop for School Buses: All drivers must stop when a school bus extends its stop sign and flashes its red lights. Never pass a stopped school bus. 6) Stay Alert for Kids: Watch for children who may dart into the street, especially in residential areas and near bus stops. ?? #SafeAndSound #SchoolBusSafety #SafetyFirst #OHLAUSA #BackToSchool

As the new school year begins, we want to remind everyone of the importance of school bus safety. Whether you're a parent, driver, or community member, here are a few tips to ensure our kids have a safe journey to and from school: ?? Drivers:?Slow down in school zones and be extra vigilant when you see a school bus. Remember to stop when the bus is loading or unloading children. ??Parents:?Teach your kids to wait for the bus to come to a complete stop before approaching and to always use the handrail when boarding or exiting. ??Students:?Stay seated, keep the aisles clear, and follow the bus driver’s instructions at all times. Let’s make safety a priority! #BackToSchool #SchoolBusSafety #SafetyFirst