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SAFETY CONCERNS REGARDING SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS As part of its annual survey results for the past eight years, School Bus Fleet magazine has identified driver hiring and retention as one of the leading concerns within the school bus industry (Hirano 2007)
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TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT School bus design is largely regulated by the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (49 CFR Part 571)
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NHTSA continues to assert that compartmentalization, as defined by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 222, provides effective safety for large school bus occupants (Transportation Research Board 1989; Booz, Allen & Hamilton and E
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SAFETY OF SCHOOL BUSES COMPARED WITH OTHER MODES The National Research Council appointed the Committee on School Transportation Safety to study the safety issues attendant to the transportation of students to and from school and school-related activities by various transportation modes. The final report of the Committee is Special Report 269: The Relative Risks of School Travel (Committee on School Transportation Safety 2002)
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