Increase in drivers passing stopped school buses leads to safety concerns
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When a school bus stops to pick up children, other vehicles on the road are required by law to stop as well. However, thousands of times each day, drivers fail to comply with this rule, raising significant safety concerns. According to CBS News US, some areas have implemented measures to address this issue and improve enforcement. The failure of drivers to stop for school buses poses a risk to students. CBS News US reports that the issue is widespread and has prompted increased attention from law enforcement.
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