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Photo by Brunswick School Department, Michelle Caron, Transportation Director, First Light Safety’s Fully Illuminated Stop Arm


STARTS TODAY


A SAFER TOMORROW


First Light Safety’s Illuminated School Bus Sign and Fully Illuminated Stop Arm in low-light and rainy conditions


As National School Bus Safety Week (October 21- 25, 2024) approaches, it’s important to address a key safety issue—illegal passing of stopped school buses. At First Light Safety, we are dedicated to reducing these dangerous incidents through inno- vative visibility solutions that help motorists stop further back, lowering the risk of life-threatening situations.


Despite existing laws, illegal passing continues to put students at risk. NHTSA data shows that from 2000 to 2022, 55 children tragically lost their lives due to these violations. Our mission is to eliminate these tragedies entirely. First Light Safety’s Illumi- nated School Bus Sign and Fully Illuminated Stop Arm offer superior visibility in all conditions, helping school districts work toward zero illegal passings.


We believe our life-saving solutions play a critical role in preventing these dangerous situations. Un- like traditional reflective signs, our products are de- signed to be visible, day or night, in all conditions. Proven across North America, our technology re- duces stop arm violations and enhances student safety.


For instance, Brunswick School Department in Maine has seen significant improvements in stu- dent safety. Michelle Caron, Transportation Direc- tor, shares, “Our priority is the safety of our stu- dents, and First Light LED stop arms illuminate our seriousness in safety! In Maine, our winter morn- ings are pitch black, and it gets dark around 4:00 PM in the afternoon. You cannot ignore our stop arms in any weather!”


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