SAFE Kansas

We love seeing this! Remind your classmates that phones should be put away before they drive!

Last week, we recognized Stop on Red Week, a reminder that stopping at red lights saves lives. As students head back to school this week, that same message applies to school bus stop arms.

🛑 Stop Means Stop.

As school buses return to their routes, please give yourself a little extra time and stay alert during your morning commute.

A few reminders:

-When a school bus has its stop arm extended and lights flashing, stop. It's the law and helps protect students as they get on and off the bus.
-Expect a few delays. School traffic is back, and you might even catch a train along the way. Planning ahead can help reduce the morning rush.
-Slow down and be patient. A few extra minutes is worth helping ensure every student arrives at school safely.
-Stay off those electronic devices! It takes just a second to change you or someone else's life if you are not paying attention to the road.

Let's make this school year a safe one by watching for buses, obeying traffic laws, and remembering that every stop matters.

Q: What does an instruction permit allow a driver to do? A: Drive with a licensed driver (21 or older with at least 1 year of driving experience) in the front passenger seat.

Without a seat belt, you're skipping one of the best tools you have to stay safe on the road.
✅ Click it. Every ride. Every time.