Some 25 million U.S. schoolchildren ride school buses every day, but few of those buses have seat belts. This PBS News Hour report looks at the national movement to legislate adding seat belts to school buses, which some school administrators say could cost as much as $8,000 per bus — even as statistics show that buses are safer forms of transportation than riding with parents. "Three-point seat belts should be the norm," said Mark Rosekind, administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration."
Education Week (05/16/17)
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