school bus

A scary moment was caught on camera as a motorist ignored a school bus stop sign and nearly hit kids who were getting off the bus.

Watch that distracted driving, especially around buses.

Each school day in Minnesota, over 1,000 close calls happen with drivers passing school buses. Distracted, entitled drivers are putting your child's life in danger.

Last year, there were over 100 School Bus Stop Arm Law violations in Duluth alone.

Northland schools to benefit from more $3.5 million in grants that will help install school bus stop arm camera systems across the state.

The St. Louis County Rescue Squad shared a post-extrication picture of the van involved. It's a miracle the driver survived!

The Minnesota State Patrol is reporting an alarming number of stop-arm violations occurring on a daily basis. Here's a message for Northland school bus drivers.

Be careful as kids dart out in traffic. Stop for School Busses when they show you the stop sign.

They are big and yellow, but people still break laws involving them making it dangerous for students.

Every school year motorists break this law which is there to keep students safe. There's no excuse. This video is a helpful reminder for all motorists.

School has certainly changed, but one thing remains the same, school buses still need to run for students that need them.

While there aren't as many school buses currently out on Northland roads due to the pandemic, it's important for motorists to be watchful of buses and children. It's also the law.