In Minnesota, school buses make at least 10,000 school bus trips daily. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, school buses are the safest mode of transportation for children — children are eight times safer riding in a bus to school than taking any other vehicles.

School bus safety information. Find out how drivers and students can stay safe around school buses, get stop-arm violation statistics and download school bus safety teaching aids.

School bus drivers and transportation providers can find training manuals, test and certification preparation, pre-trip inspection forms and other important documents relating to school bus operation on this page.

12 hours ago · (Onamia, MN)--A central Minnesota school bus driver is being praised for avoiding a head-on crash with a semi. The Mille Lacs County Sheriff's Office says the scary near-miss took place on Wednesday on U.S. 169 near Onamia. Video from a school bus camera shows the northbound semi crossing into ...

In Minnesota, there are five different types of school buses: Types A, B, C, D and III (Attachment 1). Types A through D are different sizes of “yellow” school buses.

Know and obey the pupil transportation rules and regulations set forth by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) and your local school district.

"School bus driver" means - a person with a school bus endorsement on a valid Minnesota driver's license or a person with a valid Minnesota driver's license who drives a vehicle used as a school bus that has a passenger seating capacity of ten or less, including the driver.

No person may pass or attempt to pass a school bus in a motor vehicle on the right-hand, passenger-door side of the bus when the school bus is displaying the prewarning flashing amber signals as required in section 169.443, subdivision 1.

Apr 1, 2012 · Many students in Minnesota begin and end their school day by riding a school bus. The information on these pages helps school districts understand the requirements in providing transportation for students to different types of schools and programs.

(1) provisions for appropriate student bus safety training under section 123B.90; (2) rules governing student conduct on school buses and in school bus loading and unloading areas; (3) a statement of parent or guardian responsibilities relating to school bus safety;