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Buster & His Momma
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Buster Safety Team
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It is important that children learn school bus safety rules and
procedures to keep them safe. Our Transportation Department uses
"Buster the Bus" to teach and reinforce bus safety. Buster is a
remote-controlled school bus that sings, talks, listens, and plays
music. His presentation uses physical participation and verbalization
of the rules and procedures to help students remember them. The program
is designed for students in the Elementary and Intermediate
school grade levels and covers the do's and don'ts of:
- Waiting for the bus
- Crossing in front of the bus
- Getting off and on the bus
- Riding the bus
- The danger zone around the bus
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If you drop
something near the bus
never go after it
yourself.
Tell the bus driver.
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Stop and look at the bus driver.
The bus driver will
give you a signal
that it is safe for you to cross.
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Remember to be very, very, quiet
when the bus
stops at the railroad tracks.
Not only does the bus
driver need to look for a train, they need to be able to hear if a
train is coming. |
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