X

News & Insights

 
09Jan

Hot Pursuit – Effectively Pursuing School Bus Passing Violators in Pennsylvania

In recent years, public awareness of illegal passing of school buses has increased and Pennsylvania legislators, with the help of PSBA initiatives, have taken notice and made an effort to curb illegal passing. However, often when new laws are passed enforcement is not always as seamless as hoped when the law is written, Pennsylvania School Bus Stopping Laws are no exception. Law enforcement and Pennsylvania courts sometimes have difficulty enforcing the new laws and, as a result, may leave school bus contractors disappointed when a school bus passing violator is not held accountable. This article will discuss the evolution and current status of Pennsylvania school bus passing laws and how contractors can work with their law local enforcement officials and local courts to understand and use the nuances of Pennsylvania school bus passing laws to help decrease illegal passing.

Click Here to Read More

Related

Confidentiality – FERPA, IDEA, NY Law, and More…

Confidentiality – FERPA, IDEA, NY Law, and More…

For school bus contractors, proper access to and handling of confidential student information is imp...

Read More >

Fuel Clauses in Transportation Contracts

With the recent surge in the cost of fuel, school bus contractors nationwide have been closely monit...

Read More >
Is Your Contract Still Relevant? Why Annual Contract Reviews Matter

Is Your Contract Still Relevant? Why Annual Contract Reviews Matter

Businesses rely on agreements with other businesses to get things done. Your formal and informal ag...

Read More >

Safety First Defending Best Practice for Wheelchair Students

The Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) §571.222 titled “School bus passenger seating and...

Read More >
Legal Focus: I-9 Compliance and Best Practices

Legal Focus: I-9 Compliance and Best Practices

For most employers, the I-9 form is one of many documents that are given to a new-hire at the start ...

Read More >
ESSA

ESSA

In 2018, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), wil impose a new requirement on School Districts to ...

Read More >

Search

Categories