AI-powered cameras aim to protect students on Danbury school buses
Danbury Public Schools is partnering with Bus Patrol to equip more than 160 buses with AI-powered stop arm enforcement technology.
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Aug 27, 2025, 9:49 AM
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Danbury Public Schools is partnering with Bus Patrol to equip more than 160 buses with AI-powered stop arm enforcement technology.
The new stop arms detect license plates and use video evidence to determine if a driver illegally passed a bus.
Violators face a $250 penalty for passing a stopped school bus in Danbury.
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