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delayed openings, and unexpected dismissal of classes during the
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Rules for Students' Conduct on Buses
Be orderly, quiet and considerate of people and
their property in the vicinity of bus stops.
Be ready when the bus arrives.
Bus drivers have the authority to assign seats,
give directions, and implement rules for the safe and orderly
conduct of students.
Acceptable public behavior will be expected of
all bus riders.
Wait for the driver to signal it's safe to pass
in front of the bus. Never pass behind the bus when crossing the
street to or from a bus.
Do not enter or leave the bus when it is in
motion.
Remain behind the white line so as not to
interfere with the driver.
Heads or arms are never to be extended from bus
windows.
Avoid eating on the bus and help keep the bus
neat.
Shouting, fighting, offensive language, or
smoking will result in loss of bus privileges.
Remain seated until the bus stops at your
destination.
Bus drivers will report violations of the above.
Students are required to have parental
permission in writing of any changes in regular transportation
arrangements.
Students who violate the regulations can have
their bus privileges revoked.
Passing a Stopped School Bus
Section 1174 of the NYS Vehicle and Traffic Law
prohibits vehicles from passing a stopped school bus.
Persons convicted of this crime are subject to a fine of no less than
$150, or imprisonment for no more than 25 days, or both. For a
conviction of a second violation within an 18-month period, a fine of no
less than $350, or imprisonment for no more than 90 days, or both, may
be given.
