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- Arrive 5 minutes early in the A.M.
- Wait at your designated bus stop
- Wait in an orderly fashion, safely back from the road
- Do not damage private property
- Wear safe clothes – avoid long drawstrings or other clothing that could
get snagged in the bus door
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- As your bus approaches, do not move towards it until it’s completely
stopped and your driver signals you
- If you’re late, never chase after your bus – it’s very dangerous - go
back home and ask an adult to help you get to school
- If something or someone makes you feel unsafe at your bus stop, tell
your bus driver, teacher, or parent
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- Keep all possessions inside your backpack while on the bus
- Wear safe clothes
- Stay in your seat until the bus is stopped
- Get off the bus at your designated stop
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4
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- “Check before you step” off your bus (for vehicles passing on the right
side)
- If you don’t have to cross, move away from the roadway and go directly
home
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5
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- If you must cross, go far enough in front of the bus to see your
driver’s face
- Wait for the bus driver’s “universal crossing signal” before starting
across
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- If you’re crossing with other students, stay together – don’t straggle
across
- If your parents let you get the mail, wait until your bus has left the
area and you can see traffic in both directions
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- If your parent or a friend is across the street waiting for you, pay
attention to your driver until you’re safely across
- Older children should hold younger children’s hands if they are crossing
together
- Before entering the unprotected part of the roadway, pause and look
carefully left, right, and left again, and listen carefully for
approaching cars
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- If you drop something near the bus, leave it there and move safely back
from the road – ask an adult for help
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- If your bus driver honks the horn while you’re crossing, return to the
side of the road you started from at once!
- If something at or near your bus stop is unsafe, tell your bus driver or
another adult
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