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Since it was established in 1964, Georgia Association for Pupil Transportation (GAPT) has worked to protect students who use any school bus service within the state. GAPT works closely with the Georgia Department of Education Pupil Transportation Division to achieve its mission.
Bus drivers must have a commercial driver license if they drive a vehicle designed to seat more than 16 or more persons, including the driver. Bus drivers must have a passenger endorsement on their commercial driver license. To get the endorsement you must pass a knowledge test on Sections 2 and 4 of this manual.
State and federal law generally requires and funds districts to provide transportation for students who are unable to walk to school due to distance, who have disabilities, who are homeless, or who are in foster care.
GA Laws Regarding School Bus Seat Belts Georgia law has no stipulation for seat belts on buses weighing more than 10,000 pounds due to a preponderance of existing safety features. Statistically, school buses are seven times safer than typical passenger vehicles in the event of a crash.
Russell McMurry is the Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Transportation and is a member of the Homeland Security Board.
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Gene Kowalczewski, Chief Executive Officer for STA, has over 30 years of experience in the student transportation industry with a dedicated focus on innovation and operational safety.
Public school districts in Georgia are required by law to provide transportation for students living more than 1.5 miles from their residentially assigned school. The law grants the State Board of Education authority to make rules for school buses and school transportation.
Maintaining Safety around Georgia School Buses ing to the new law, vehicles traveling in both directions must stop when a school bus is stopped on a road with its lights on and sign out. This applies to two-lane roads, four-lane roads, and roads with a turning lane.

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