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1. Revving Up to School Bus Safety Week Contest Winners!
2. National School Bus Safety Week
   October 20-24, 2008
3. In celebration of National School Bus Safety Week, BusRadio conducted a contest during October.
   
   In order to enter, drivers had to give us their best and most unique safety messages for School Bus Safety Week. The depots that send the most responses and the best safety messages were chosen as the winners.
4. CONGRATULATIONS to our Revving Up to School Bus Safety Week contest winners!
5. 1st place winner – Mr. G, Belton Texas Bus 44 “Rock and Roll Method”
   Prize: Driver won $25 AMEX, breakfast for their entire depot and a GPS system to be raffled off to the entire depot
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   2nd place winner – Amy, Rockford IL Bus 743 “Bus Safety Poem” – Click HERE to download and read the poem
   Prize: Driver won $25 AMEX and a GPS system to be raffled off to the entire depot
   
   3rd place winner - Lisa, Bus 4, Lake Central IN “Full Attention When Crossing in Front of the Bus”
   Prize: Driver won $25 AMEX and a GPS system to be raffled off to the entire depot
   
   Honorable Mention: Ron, Bus 2, Greenville ISD for his multiple entries!
   Prize: Driver won a $25 AMEX
   

1. Keep your students out of the danger zone which is ten feet around the bus.
2. Make sure students use hand rails to get on and off the bus.
3. Ensure all students talk quietly and stay seated on the bus.
4. Make sure your students never stick your hands, head, or feet out the windows.
5. Ensure all students are at the bus stop five minutes early.
6. Students should use best practices and stay out of the street when at all possible, wear light clothing, utilize reflective Devices where applicable.
7. Remember, never use your cell phone while driving. Pull over in a safe spot first, then call the person back. Using the phone while driving makes you about as safe as driving while intoxicated.
8. Always wear your seatbelt. If you are involved in a collision, your belt may help keep you in your seat, in control of the bus.
9. Watch your students as they get off your bus. Be sure you know where each one is before you pull away from the stop.
10. Always check for sleeping students when you park your bus.