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INNOVATION THAT’S CHANGING


HOW WE PROTECT STUDENTS ON T With illegal school bus passings climbing into the millions each year, leading the key to prevention.


Featuring First Light’s Illuminated School Bus Signs™ and Fully Illuminated Stop Arms™. 88%


Reduction in darkness, dusk and dawn with First Light’s


Fully Illuminated Stop Arm™


Every morning, millions of students step onto a school bus. For too many, the greatest risk isn’t the ride. It’s the moment a motorist fails to stop. Every day in the United States, 39.3 million illegal school bus passings occur (NASDPTS, 2025). On one recent survey day alone, 67,258 violations were reported—projected to more than 218,000 in a single day. Each one is a potential tragedy.


At First Light, we believe visibility is the first line of defense. Our Illuminated School Bus Signs™ (ISBS) and Fully Illuminated Stop Arms™ (FISA) make every school bus impossible to miss in all lighting conditions. Our full-illumination technology lights up the entire surface, making it recognizable from the farthest distance possible and ensuring motorists know it’s a school bus— and stop.


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