First Light Safety is Making School Bus Stops S PARTNERING WITH TRANSPORTAT


Photo by First Light Safety Products, Dr. Kayne Smith, Transportation Director, Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, First Light Safety’s Fully Illuminated Stop Arms


Ensuring children’s safety at bus stops is critical, but illegal passings remain a serious threat. Despite laws across North America, many motorists ignore school bus signals, putting lives at risk. At First Light Safety, every technological advancement is driven by our commitment to protecting children. We work closely with school districts, transportation directors, and bus drivers to develop practical solutions that address real-world safety challenges. Our visibility-enhancing products, the Illuminated School Bus Sign and Fully Illuminated Stop Arm, drastically improve safety, making buses impossible to miss and preventing accidents.


First Light Safety’s partnerships with transportation directors across North America have yielded life-saving results, supported by powerful testimonials from those who have experienced the impact firsthand.


“Visibility during


inclement weather has improved greatly, and community members have remarked on the positive impact these upgrades have had on safety.”


Jake Hunt Transportation Director


Oakridge Public Schools, MI


Photo comparison, Standard schools bus decal and First Light Safety’s Illuminated School Bus Sign

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