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Editorial | Safer school bus rides

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December 17, 2024
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The government has set January 31 as the deadline for installing CCTV cameras in all school buses across the country. This is a crucial step forward in ensuring the safety and well-being of our children as they travel to and from school. The move comes as a part of the ongoing effort to make school transportation safer and more reliable.
One of the biggest concerns when it comes to school buses is the safety of the children inside. Installing CCTV cameras will allow authorities to monitor the buses in real-time, ensuring that all safety guidelines are being followed. This will also help in protecting children from any untoward incidents or harm during their ride. Parents can have peace of mind knowing that their children are being watched over during their journey to school.
Overloading of school buses has always been a problem. When buses carry more children than their capacity, it not only creates an uncomfortable and dangerous environment but also puts the lives of children at risk. With the CCTV cameras in place, it will be easier to keep track of the number of children on board. If a bus is overloaded, authorities can take immediate action, ensuring that buses operate within their safe capacity. This will help in reducing the risk of accidents caused by overcrowding.
Speeding is another issue that has been raised in relation to school buses. Some bus drivers, in an effort to stay on schedule, tend to drive faster than the speed limit. This can be dangerous, especially in school zones where children may be walking or playing. With CCTV cameras installed, speeding can be easily detected, and action can be taken against the driver. This will ensure that bus drivers adhere to the speed limits and drive with caution, keeping the children’s safety in mind.
Additionally, the presence of CCTV cameras can promote better behavior from both drivers and children. Drivers will be more careful, knowing that their actions are being monitored. Similarly, children will be reminded to behave properly on the bus, as the cameras will serve as a reminder of their conduct.
This initiative will also improve transparency. If any incident occurs, the CCTV footage can be reviewed to understand what happened, making it easier to resolve disputes and ensure accountability. It will provide clear evidence in case of any complaints, ensuring that justice is served.
The government’s decision to install CCTV cameras in all school buses by January 31 is a positive step towards ensuring safer transportation for our children. It will help check overloading, prevent speeding, promote better behavior, and improve overall safety. Parents, schools, and authorities alike should support this initiative for a safer future.
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