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Wake County Commissioners unanimously supported a plan to create a civil penalty for drivers who illegally pass a stopped school bus.The North Carolina…
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Thousands of school buses will hit the roads this week for the first day of classes at many schools across the state. Whether you're a parent of a…
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North Carolina motorists could be fined at least $400 if they pass a stopped school bus, according to a new law now in effect.Gov. Roy Cooper on Tuesday…
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Wake County school bus drivers will start using hand signals today as an extra safety measure.The district’s bus drivers have three new signals: a palm…
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Wake County schools is transporting more students with fewer buses this year.The school district cut 70 buses from its routes—even while the number of…
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Winter weather prompted many schools to close across central North Carolina today. Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools made that call later than others.…
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The North Carolina Highway Patrol is on the lookout for motorists who illegally pass a stopped school bus. The week-long enforcement campaign is called…
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Law enforcement will soon have a new tool to catch motorists who illegally pass stopped school buses. School districts are in the process of installing…
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Local school districts in North Carolina will have less state funding for school buses this year. The General Assembly cut $4.6 million from the budget…
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State lawmakers are considering a bill that would reduce funds for school buses over the next five years. The House bill would limit the number of spare…