Cameras to nab bus passers to be tested
Posted: September 30, 2009 at 7 a.m.
A Fayetteville School District bus driver stops to drop off a student along Wedington Drive on Tuesday afternoon after school. Fayetteville and Farmington schools are two of 21 districts that were awarded a grant this month to buy exterior cameras for one of their buses in an effort to identify drivers who don't stop for school buses.
Fayetteville and Farmington are two of 21 school districts in the state scheduled to receive a new camera system for one of their school buses under a new pilot program from the Arkansas Department of Education.
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