Stop for School Buses or Face the Ticket | Duluth News
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Stop for School Buses or Face the Ticket | Duluth News
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School bus safety is non-negotiable—Minnesota’s Office of Traffic Safety is cracking down hard. Drivers must stop at least 20 feet away when school buses flash red lights or extend their stop arm, and new law closes a loophole: flashing lights alone now require a stop. Over 500 violations were reported in one morning alone, with roughly 2,500 citations issued yearly. The state invested $16 million to install cameras on buses that automatically capture license plates of scofflaws, who face minimum $500 fines—and much harsher penalties if they injure a child. Stay alert, especially around kids.
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