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1 st Annual National Stop Arm Violation Survey

National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation. 1 st Annual National Stop Arm Violation Survey. Conducted by NASDPTS Presented by Charlie Hood, State Director, FL Derek Graham, State Director, NC. 2010 NASDPTS Conference in Portland, OR

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1 st Annual National Stop Arm Violation Survey

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  1. National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation 1st Annual National Stop Arm Violation Survey Conducted by NASDPTS Presented by Charlie Hood, State Director, FL Derek Graham, State Director, NC

  2. 2010 NASDPTS Conference in Portland, OR • Discussions during the State Directors Policy Forum • Resulted in Resolution #5 approved by the membership • Adopted November 1, 2010 • Notification and forms sent to each State Director on February 8, 2011 • Surveys were conducted between March 1 and May 15, 2011 Survey History

  3. RESOLUTION #5 STOP ARM VIOLATION SURVEY WHEREAS the members of the National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services (NASDPTS) believe that any student fatality in the school transportation process is unacceptable, and WHEREAS there continue to be student fatalities in the school bus loading zone resulting from motorists illegally passing school buses at passenger stops, and WHEREAS several states have conducted counts of stop arm violations and the results have proved useful in showing the magnitude of the problem to law enforcement, state and federal agencies and the general public, therefore BE IT RESOLVED that NASDPTS encourages each state to conduct an annual one-day count of stop arm violations with a target count date of one school day between March 1 and May 15, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the NASDPTS Board of Directors will provide to each state recommended processes and will publish the results of the annual count by July 15 on the NASDPTS website and will make the data available to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and American School Bus Council to be used for "Back To School" and other motorist awareness. Adopted November 1, 2010 Resolution # 5

  4. States were given the opportunity to report by two methods • State report or local district report • Some inconsistencies in reporting: e.g., Some totaled incidents; some totaled vehicles passing Reporting

  5. 28 States Reported

  6. 111,914 bus drivers participated • Represents over 20% of the buses nationwide • 37,756 Incidents reported • 76,685 vehicles passed illegally Results (cont’d)

  7. When Incidents occurred Morning Routes 49.1% Mid Day 4% Afternoon Routes 46.9% Results (Cont’d)

  8. Direction of vehicles passing bus: From the front 61.8% From the rear 38.2% Results (Cont’d)

  9. Side of bus that incident occurred Left Side 96.9% Right Side 3.1% Results (Cont’d)

  10. “If it’s not written down, it didn’t happen!” • Getting the word out • Press Conferences • Public Awareness Why Data?

  11. NEXT???

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