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FIRST LIGHT SAFETY RECOGNIZES INDUSTRY LEADING SCHOOLS


Photo by Walton-Verona Independent Schools, Chris Schadler TD, First Light Safety’s Fully Illuminated Schools Bus Sign and Fully Illuminated Stop Arm


Three school divisions have chosen to dramatically improve the safety of student transportation by teaming up with First Light Safety Products (FLSP) and updating their bus fleets with state-of-the-art safety equipment. A special thanks is extended to the Laveen School District, Walton-Verona Independent School District, and Windham Raymond Schools (RSU 14) for recognizing and adopting our life-saving safety enhancements. Eric Kissel, Chris Schadler, and Aaron Grant are spearheading efforts to introduce the Fully Illuminated School Bus Sign and the Fully Illuminated Stop Arm onto all their buses.


FLSP appraises these trailblazing schools for their determination to ensure the most secure commute possible on all new bus runs starting from 2024 onwards. Students will benefit significantly from the enhanced visibility, extended driver response time, and a decrease in stop arm violations, ensuring the highest degree of protection for students during their bus journeys.


Thousands of schools have First Light Safety products on their buses and have seen first-hand the improvement in student safety. Visit our One Giant Leap to Zero page to see those who have taken the leap.


P: 866.216.2605 @: info@firstlightsafety.com W: firstlightsafety.com


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