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Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

only those lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction as the school bus must stop. Pupils shall not be required to cross four or more lanes of traffic to reach their residence. school bus must stop.

only those lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction as the school bus must stop. Pupils shall not be required to cross four or more lanes of traffic to reach their residence. school bus must stop.

Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

only those lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction as the school bus must stop. Pupils shall not be required to cross four or more lanes of traffic to reach their residence. school bus must stop.

Phone: (502) 564-1257. Website: Drive.ky.gov.

Phone: (502) 564-1257. Website: Drive.ky.gov.

Georgia State law specifies that transportation must be provided for students who live more than 1 1/2 miles from their home school. Any students who reside within the 1 1/2 miles are required to walk or provide their own transportation to school, unless the 1 1/2 mile area is considered unsafe or dangerous.

Georgia State law specifies that transportation must be provided for students who live more than 1 1/2 miles from their home school. Any students who reside within the 1 1/2 miles are required to walk or provide their own transportation to school, unless the 1 1/2 mile area is considered unsafe or dangerous.

Phone: (502) 564-1257. Website: Drive.ky.gov.

only those lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction as the school bus must stop. Pupils shall not be required to cross four or more lanes of traffic to reach their residence. school bus must stop.

The applicant must be approved before being officially enrolled in a Kentucky school bus driver course. The local school district runs all of the pre-employment checks to ascertain a person's eligibility. The applicant must be pre-approved or accepted. EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS Must pass a preemployment road test.

The applicant must be approved before being officially enrolled in a Kentucky school bus driver course. The local school district runs all of the pre-employment checks to ascertain a person's eligibility. The applicant must be pre-approved or accepted. EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS Must pass a preemployment road test.

Georgia State law specifies that transportation must be provided for students who live more than 1 1/2 miles from their home school. Any students who reside within the 1 1/2 miles are required to walk or provide their own transportation to school, unless the 1 1/2 mile area is considered unsafe or dangerous.

Phone: (502) 564-1257. Website: Drive.ky.gov.

Passing a school bus illegally is considered a very serious offense under Kentucky law.

Passing a school bus illegally is considered a very serious offense under Kentucky law.

The applicant must be approved before being officially enrolled in a Kentucky school bus driver course. The local school district runs all of the pre-employment checks to ascertain a person's eligibility. The applicant must be pre-approved or accepted. EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS Must pass a preemployment road test.

Georgia State law specifies that transportation must be provided for students who live more than 1 1/2 miles from their home school. Any students who reside within the 1 1/2 miles are required to walk or provide their own transportation to school, unless the 1 1/2 mile area is considered unsafe or dangerous.

Secretary Jim Gray Jim Gray is the former mayor of Lexington; during his eight years as mayor, Gray was known for getting things done.

Passing a school bus illegally is considered a very serious offense under Kentucky law.

The applicant must be approved before being officially enrolled in a Kentucky school bus driver course. The local school district runs all of the pre-employment checks to ascertain a person's eligibility. The applicant must be pre-approved or accepted. EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS Must pass a preemployment road test.

Secretary Jim Gray Jim Gray is the former mayor of Lexington; during his eight years as mayor, Gray was known for getting things done.

Kentucky's Transportation Cabinet is responsible for maintaining and improving the transportation infrastructure of the Commonwealth including 27,438 miles of roads, 160 licensed airports, 23 public transportation systems, and with the registration of 2.7 million licensed drivers and 3.4 million vehicles annually.

Secretary Jim Gray Jim Gray is the former mayor of Lexington; during his eight years as mayor, Gray was known for getting things done.

Kentucky's Transportation Cabinet is responsible for maintaining and improving the transportation infrastructure of the Commonwealth including 27,438 miles of roads, 160 licensed airports, 23 public transportation systems, and with the registration of 2.7 million licensed drivers and 3.4 million vehicles annually.

Passing a school bus illegally is considered a very serious offense under Kentucky law.

You must stop in both directions on a two-lane road ing to Ohio traffic laws, motorists can receive up to a $500 fine and possible suspended license for up to a year for failure to stop. If the bus is stopped on a street with four or more lanes, only traffic proceeding in the same direction as the bus must stop.

Kentucky's Transportation Cabinet is responsible for maintaining and improving the transportation infrastructure of the Commonwealth including 27,438 miles of roads, 160 licensed airports, 23 public transportation systems, and with the registration of 2.7 million licensed drivers and 3.4 million vehicles annually.

You must stop in both directions on a two-lane road ing to Ohio traffic laws, motorists can receive up to a $500 fine and possible suspended license for up to a year for failure to stop. If the bus is stopped on a street with four or more lanes, only traffic proceeding in the same direction as the bus must stop.

Secretary Jim Gray Jim Gray is the former mayor of Lexington; during his eight years as mayor, Gray was known for getting things done.

Two-lane roadway with or without a center turn lane: All traffic from both directions must stop. Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

You must stop in both directions on a two-lane road ing to Ohio traffic laws, motorists can receive up to a $500 fine and possible suspended license for up to a year for failure to stop. If the bus is stopped on a street with four or more lanes, only traffic proceeding in the same direction as the bus must stop.

Two-lane roadway with or without a center turn lane: All traffic from both directions must stop. Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

Door-to-door service is not required by state regulation. In fact, door-to-door service can be very inefficient. It is the responsibility of the school district to provide safe and efficient transportation to the students.

Door-to-door service is not required by state regulation. In fact, door-to-door service can be very inefficient. It is the responsibility of the school district to provide safe and efficient transportation to the students.

Two-lane roadway with or without a center turn lane: All traffic from both directions must stop. Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

Kentucky's Transportation Cabinet is responsible for maintaining and improving the transportation infrastructure of the Commonwealth including 27,438 miles of roads, 160 licensed airports, 23 public transportation systems, and with the registration of 2.7 million licensed drivers and 3.4 million vehicles annually.

To provide a safe, efficient, environmentally sound and fiscally responsible transportation system that delivers economic opportunity and enhances the quality of life in Kentucky.

To provide a safe, efficient, environmentally sound and fiscally responsible transportation system that delivers economic opportunity and enhances the quality of life in Kentucky.

Door-to-door service is not required by state regulation. In fact, door-to-door service can be very inefficient. It is the responsibility of the school district to provide safe and efficient transportation to the students.

You must stop in both directions on a two-lane road ing to Ohio traffic laws, motorists can receive up to a $500 fine and possible suspended license for up to a year for failure to stop. If the bus is stopped on a street with four or more lanes, only traffic proceeding in the same direction as the bus must stop.

To provide a safe, efficient, environmentally sound and fiscally responsible transportation system that delivers economic opportunity and enhances the quality of life in Kentucky.

Two-lane roadway with or without a center turn lane: All traffic from both directions must stop. Four-lane road with no median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop. Four-lane road with a divided highway and median separation: Only traffic following the school bus must stop.

Door-to-door service is not required by state regulation. In fact, door-to-door service can be very inefficient. It is the responsibility of the school district to provide safe and efficient transportation to the students.

To provide a safe, efficient, environmentally sound and fiscally responsible transportation system that delivers economic opportunity and enhances the quality of life in Kentucky.