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School Bus Safety on the Rise | Charleston News
West Virginia saw a shocking 38% spike in school bus passing violations last year—with 276 incidents reported—prompting officials to sound the alarm. State Transportation Director Jimmy Lacy emphasized that this isn’t just about traffic laws, but about protecting kids boarding and exiting buses. Drivers are reporting dangerous close calls, often due to distraction or speeding. The law is clear: stop when red lights flash and the stop arm extends—whether you’re approaching from front or back. First-time offenders face at least $500 fines and up to six months in jail. Law enforcement is now…
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