Pearl River opts into county's safety program to have cameras on bus routes
Those who are caught on camera illegally passing a bus will be fined.
•
Mar 23, 2023, 9:43 PM
•
Updated 491 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:29
Southwest breaks 50-year tradition and will assign seats; profit falls at Southwest, American
yesterday1:36
Greenburgh to fix one of its worst intersections
2ds ago1:05
Headlines: Cocaine sentencing in Port Jervis, barn fire death, cause of plane crash released
2ds ago0:21
$17 million awarded to repair Callicoon Bridge in Sullivan County
3ds ago0:54
Jayne Street Bridge in Orange County gets $1.35M boost for restoration
3ds ago0:34
Over 1,600 U.S. flights canceled Saturday due to global technology outage
5ds ago0:29
Southwest breaks 50-year tradition and will assign seats; profit falls at Southwest, American
yesterday1:36
Greenburgh to fix one of its worst intersections
2ds ago1:05
Headlines: Cocaine sentencing in Port Jervis, barn fire death, cause of plane crash released
2ds ago0:21
$17 million awarded to repair Callicoon Bridge in Sullivan County
3ds ago0:54
Jayne Street Bridge in Orange County gets $1.35M boost for restoration
3ds ago0:34
Over 1,600 U.S. flights canceled Saturday due to global technology outage
5ds agoRockland County says Pearl River is the first school district to opt into the county's new school bus safety program.
It will allow its bus vendor Chestnut Ridge to have cameras on bus routes.
Those who are caught on camera illegally passing a bus will be fined.
County Executive Ed Day says he's proud to see in less than a month a district that quickly joined in.
The county says just in a day in the state, an estimated 50,000 drivers illegally pass stopped school buses risking the lives of children.
Pearl River may be the first, but the county says other districts are also beginning the opt-in process.
