School buses
Coverage of School buses in the Nexus archive.
- ‘Patience can help prevent a tragedy’: Clarksville police share safety reminder ahead of return to school traffic
The Clarksville Police Department is urging drivers to exercise caution as schools resume on August 5, emphasizing adherence to school zone speed limits, attention to students, and compliance with Tennessee laws requiring stops for school buses with flashing red lights and extended stop arms. Officers highlighted the importance of patience and following safety protocols to prevent accidents.
- Uganda: Govt Moves to Introduce Mandatory Colour Coding for School Buses and Vans
Uganda's government plans to mandate color-coding for school buses and vans to enhance learner safety, following recommendations from an inter-ministerial committee established after the Kapchorwa accident that killed pupils and a teacher.
- Kenya: NTSA Says School Buses, Commercial Service Vehicles Won't Be Penalized Over New Inspection Rules
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in Kenya has clarified that school buses and commercial service vehicles will not face penalties under new vehicle inspection requirements. The clarification addresses confusion about the implementation of 2026 regulations.
- Rowdy Knicks Fans Set School Buses Ablaze as Violence Mars Post-Game Celebrations
New York Knicks fans sparked violent chaos after the team's first NBA championship in over 50 years, with rowdy celebrations leading to the destruction of MTA buses and World Cup shuttles, multiple injuries, and over 60 arrests. The NYPD reported five school buses set on fire, stomped, or vandalized with bats, while authorities condemned the property damage and reckless behavior.
- Police step up fitness checks on school buses as schools reopen in Vijayawada
Police in Vijayawada have increased fitness checks on school buses as schools reopen. Educational institutions are instructed to ensure the safety and fitness of vehicles used for student transportation.
- New program in Broward will ticket drivers who pass stopped school buses
Broward County will implement a program starting in August using cameras on school buses to ticket drivers who pass stopped buses with extended stop arms. Violators will receive a $225 ticket, with $85 going to the county and $140 to the company Bus Patrol, which will manage the system. The initiative aims to improve student safety and generate funds for transportation and safety initiatives.
- Five flyover, underpass works along 15-km stretch leave over 5 lakh commuters battling traffic on Mumbai Highway
Five flyover and underpass construction projects along a 15-km stretch of Mumbai Highway are causing traffic congestion for over 5 lakh commuters. Pharma employees, school buses, and freight traffic are particularly affected by the ongoing construction work.