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Bus Safety and

Bus Safety and. Security Student Training. Going To and At The Bus Stop. Walk, don’t run to the bus stop and use side walks. Students can easily fall. Use crosswalks when crossing the street . Always look. left, right, left before stepping onto the road.

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Bus Safety and

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  1. Bus Safety and Security Student Training

  2. Going To and At The Bus Stop • Walk, don’t run to the bus stop and use side walks. Students can easily fall. • Use crosswalks when crossing the street. Always look left, right, left before stepping onto the road. • Arrive 5 minutes before bus arrives and wait 3 steps back from the curb. No horseplaying at the stop. • Wait until the bus has stopped and the front door has opened completely before entering.

  3. Loading at School or at Bus StopsStudents Should -- when loading • Stay out of the Danger Zone • No pushing or shoving • Show your Bus Pass • Use the handrail to prevent falls • Take your seat and stay in it • Seatbelts must be used always • Follow The 10 School Bus Rules

  4. Unloading at School or at Bus StopsStudents Should -- when unloading • Stay seated until the bus has stopped completely • Take all your belongings • Walk carefully past others • No pushing or shoving • Use the handrail to prevent falls • Stay out of the Danger Zone • NEVER walk in Front or Behind the bus

  5. Children must stayOUT oftheDANGER ZONE Danger Zone Facts • In front of and behind the bus are blind spots where drivers cannot see the children • The driver’s side of the bus exposes children to passing vehicles. REMEMBER: In Europe, traffic is not required to stop for Loading and Unloading school buses. • On the sides of the bus are the wheels and wheel wells- one of the most dangerous spots in the zone.

  6. “The 10 School Bus Rules” • 1. Obey the driver or adult and be respectful. • 2. Enter & exit the bus safely and always show your bus pass. • 3. Stay properly seated and buckle up. • 4. Keep your hands, feet and other bodyparts to yourself. • 5. Do not throw things. • Put nothing out of the window. • Remain quiet and do not disturb the driver or others. • No profanity, smoking, prohibited items or vandalism. • Don’t eat, drink or Chew Gum on the Bus. • 10. Be Responsible, be Safe.

  7. School-Wide Expectations • Act in a safe and healthy way. • Treat all property with respect. • Respect the rights and needs of others. • Take responsibility for learning. Judicious Discipline

  8. What Should You Do? • Adults loitering at stops, or that ask you questions about who you are, where you live, or your school, or offering favors of any kind.

  9. ANSWER • Do not provide strangers answers to any questions. • Make a descriptive note of the person, time, date and location and type of questions asked. • Report this to an adult !!!!

  10. What Should You Do? • Boxes, packages, or cases are left • unattended at your bus stop

  11. ANSWER • Do not pick-up or take anything found around the bus stop on the bus. Make a note of the time, date, location and any description of the items. • These items could seriously hurt anyone on the bus. • Report this to an adult !!!!!

  12. What Should You Do? • If you see anything that looks unsafe, that doesn’t seem right or makes you afraid?

  13. ANSWER • Students should tell the bus driver, the bus monitor, a teacher, or their parents • When something isn’t right, tell an adult

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