Search | Site Map | Newsletter | RSS | About CD | Contact Us | Advertise
Canada's Online Auto Magazine
Home
Classifieds
Contests
Auto News
New Vehicles
First Drives
Test Drives
Inside Story
Luxury Cars
Trucks
RVs
Buyer's Guide
Price Guide
Photos
Features
Bring it on!
50-Litre Challenge
Green Scene
More features
Winter Driving
Advice
Steering You Right
Product Reviews
Book Reviews
Calculators
Crossword
Used Car Reviews
Auto Shows
New York 2009
Vancouver 2009
Toronto 2009
Montreal 2009
Detroit 2009
Los Angeles 2008
Auto Tech
Classics
CarTalkCanada
Forums
Blogs
Web Directory
Search CanadianDriver
Browse the Archive
www.canadiandriver.com

August 26, 2008
Share |
Subscribe to RSS Feed

Ontario reminds drivers about school bus safety

Toronto, Ontario – As Ontario enters the back-to-school session, the provincial government is reminding drivers to be extra careful around school buses. Ontario law requires drivers to stop when approaching a stopped school bus with its upper red lights flashing. Violators face fines of up to $2,000 and six demerit points.

The government also has tips for parents, caregivers and teachers to share with children:

- Use 10 giant steps as a guide to take you away from the front of the bus.

- Be sure you can see the driver, and that the driver sees you.

- Watch for the driver’s signal that it is safe to cross the street.

- Listen and look both ways to be sure it is safe before you cross the street.

- If you drop anything in front of the bus, leave it, and never stop to pick it up.

- Walk across the street and never run.

More General News...

Quick Links
Research: Buyer's Guide, Price Guide, Test Drives, Video Reviews, Luxury Cars, Trucks, Used Vehicles
Photos: Galleries - Ten thousand BIG photos
Newsletter: Subscribe | RSS: Daily updates

Untitled
Quick Links
Research: Buyer's Guide, Price Guide, First Drives, Test Drives, Luxury Cars, Trucks, Used Vehicles
Photos: Galleries - Ten thousand BIG photos
Newsletter: Subscribe | RSS: Daily updates

Untitled
© 1999-2009, CanadianDriver Communications Inc., all rights reserved
Disclaimer | Privacy

Click here to advertise
CanadianDriver is a member
of the AOL Canada Media Network.