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Selecting School Bus Stop Locations - NHTSA
Selecting School Bus Stop Locations :Prepared by the National Center for Safe Routes to School and the Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center, both part of the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center, with funding from the National Highway Traffic Safety AdministrationSafeRoutesNational Center for Safe Routes to SchoolA Guide for School Transportation Professionals July 2010 Introduction 1 Acknowledgments 1 Determining School Bus Stop Locations 2A Note About Policy 2 Street-Side Characteristics 3 School Bus Stop Characteristics 4 The Student s Route Between Home And School Bus Stop 5 Putting The Guidelines Into Practice 7 Engage Available Resources 7 Plan to Address Parent and Community Concerns 8 Work With the School to Educate Parents 8 Provide Comprehensive Training 9 Examples 1 0 State Guidelines 1 0 Colorado 1 0 Alabama 1 0 district Guidelines 1 1 Anoka-Hennepin School district #11 Minnesota 1 1 Brevard district Schools Florida 1 3 Fairfax County Virginia 1 4 Conclusion 1 5
Selecting School Bus Stop Locations: ... District Guidelines 11 ... needs to reflect the bus class and the differing sight distance afforded by each. For example, Type C buses have a sight distance of 17 feet, so consider the appropriate distance for
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