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Klamath County students start school this week and school buses will be back on neighborhood streets and highways. To keep them safe, drivers need to remember to stop for school buses and be aware of children walking along roadways and crossing streets.
Read MoreThe Bluebird propane buses have tinted windows and top-of-the-line safety features including child safety alarms on the rear doors, two front mirrors so the driver can see students crossing the street, higher seat backs and better video surveillance
Read MoreAfter nearly three decades of driving the traditional yellow school bus for Merrill and Malin families, Davida Croy has picked up and dropped off students on her Merrill and Lost River route for the last time. She officially retired Oct. 23.
Read MoreLast year, a 7-year-old boy in Keno was nearly hit by a car that didn’t stop for a school bus with flashing red lights. Instead, the driver passed the bus, coming within a few feet of the boy who was crossing the road to meet his mother.
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