It now heads to the Assembly for approval. Governor Proclaims School Bus Driver Appreciation Week 2021.
This measure was unanimously approved by the Senate Education Committee on March 6. Share This Story, Choose Your Platform Facebook Twitter Email.
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Bernadette school would like to say a huge THANK YOU to all our Bus Drivers this Wednesday on National Bus Drivers Day. This resolution would serve to commend those bus drivers, who always go the extra mile to make sure that our children are kept safe.” Wednesday, October 20 is National Bus Drivers Day. That legislation, which became law in May of 2007, was in response to a number of instances of young children being left on school buses. “In 2006, I authored legislation to require school bus drivers to check to make sure that no students were left on buses at the end of routes. The penalties if convicted of violating Pennsylvanias School Bus Stopping Law include: 250 fine. The CCRTA is one of many national public. Senator Madden’s resolution, SJR-19, would also encourage the public to recognize and appreciate the contributions made by school bus drivers. Transit Driver Appreciation Day is an annual event which began in 2009 as Bus Driver Appreciation Day and is celebrated every March 18th. It’s not always easy to deal with other people’s children, especially in a setting like a school bus, where traffic can take a turn for the worst at a moment’s notice.” “School bus drivers have to keep the peace on the bus, while also maneuvering through traffic. In Washington State, school buses provide over 700,000 student trips per day and travel over 100 million miles per year.
“This resolution would serve as a ‘thank you’ to the men and women who transport our children to and from school each day,” said Senator Madden, D-Camden and Gloucester. Madden, which would designate May 27 of each year as “School Bus Driver Appreciation Day,” was unanimously approved today by the full Senate. TRENTON – A measure sponsored by Senator Fred H.
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