FIRST LIGHT SAFETY FEATURED SCHOOL SERIES


First Light Safety thanks Matt and the Hilton CSD for standing up for safety and creating a more secure environment for students on and off the bus.


“We are seeing some very positive driver reactions since we started implementing First Light Safety Products. My drivers are noticing people slow down and stop farther away.”


Matt Shultz Director of Transportation


Photo by Hilton CSD, Matt Schultz TD, First Light’s Illuminated School Bus Sign


First Light Safety thanks Dana and the Grand Prairie ISD team for their commitment to providing a safer ride experience for students across Texas.


“The lighting capacity of this product makes it much easier to see not only for safety reasons, but for making students aware the bus is coming! We are also noticing a decrease with motorists running the stop arm as well as incidents from distractions. The Illuminated signs are visible in inclement weather and in the dark hours of the day.”


Photo by Grand Prairie ISD, First Light’s Illuminated School Bus Sign and Fully Illuminated Stop Arm


Dana Acock, M.Ed.,CTPTO, CTPTA Director of Transportation


First Light Safety thanks Myron and the Fort Worth ISD team for their unwavering dedication to creating a safer transportation experience for students. We deeply value the prioritization to implement life saving illuminated stop arm and school bus signage on all their school buses.


“Fort Worth ISD has embarked on a momentous journey towards safeguarding its students during their daily commute.”


Myron Wilson Executive Director of Transportation


Photo by Fort Worth ISD, from left to right: Anthony Sims TD, Myron Wilson ED and Jonathan Griffin TD. First Light’s Illuminated School Bus Sign


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