Pine Plains SD implements program to pump the brakes on drivers passing buses
The Pine Plains Central School District is the first district to get moving on the new bus safety effort in the county.
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Dec 15, 2021, 10:26 PM
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18h agoDutchess County has a new program to crack down on motorists who illegally pass school buses.
The Pine Plains Central School District is the first district to get moving on the new bus safety effort in the county.
The county has partnered with "Buspatrol," a company with a program that equips schools' fleets with stop-arm cameras and other technology at no cost to local taxpayers - because it will be paid for by violations.
Those who are caught blowing by a stopped bus could be hit with a fine of $250.
