Is Your Bus Fleet Emergency Ready? Here Are 3 Ways to Tell.
Summary
As the adults responsible for getting students to and from school, field trips, and special events safely, taking appropriate precautions to prepare for and respond to emergencies is an important part of these jobs. Providing targeted training for drivers and supervisors on how to handle a variety of emergency situations—from fires, to accidents, to acts of violence—should be a part your district’s standard continuing education and on-board protocol. Utilizing vehicle diagnostic systems and regularly inspecting each bus will help prevent an emergency from developing into a crisis. Of course, tires, engines and all bus equipment should be evaluated regularly to ensure that all systems are working properly and ready to handle any emergency. Keeping in constant communication with each bus and its driver allows you to spot emergencies early and take action quickly.
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