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California Highway Patrol (CHP) Approves Installation of MDZ Shield at Hesperia USD


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First to install MDZ Shield in the nation.


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ecently the team at MDZ Shield received a letter of approval from California Highway Patrol (CHP) to proceed with installations at Hesperia USD of our new student protection technology. “Tis marks an exciting moment for our company


to be recognized by California Highway Patrol (CHP) as an approved technology, said Mark Barron Founder. We are excited for the opportunity to bring this life saving equipment to progressive and forward thinking school districts like Hesperia USD.”


About MDZ Shield


Since school buses are constructed on a truck chassis, they maintain a high profile that minimizes the damage from side impact collisions but that allows for a dangerously high gap between the rocker panel and road’s surface. Te MDZ Shield eliminates that gap thereby addressing the number one danger surrounding child safety in proximity to school buses. For more information, visit http://www.mdzshield.com/home.html.


STN, leading publication, will inform readers as to the second city to adopt use of MDZ Shield.


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