Stop for School Buses or Face Fines | Harrisburg News

Pennsylvania’s cracking down hard on school bus safety this year—drivers must stop at least ten feet away when red lights flash and the stop arm is out, and can’t move until kids are clear. Students are also being reminded to stay visible to drivers, even with cameras watching. Violators face a 60-day license suspension, five points, a $250 fine—and $300 more if caught on camera. Plus, with Paul Miller’s Law now in effect, using any handheld device while driving—even at stop signs—is illegal, directly tied to preventing distracted drivers from missing kids or ignoring buses. Stay alert, put phones down, and protect our kids every day.

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