• Home
  • News
    • UP 200
    • Local
    • Lansing Bureau
    • Washington D.C. Bureau
    • National
    • Insights
    • Watch 19 News Live
    • CBS News Live
    • Report News
  • Weather
    • Forecast + Conditions
    • Current Alerts
    • Interactive Radar
    • Cameras
    • Share Photos/Videos
    • Closings and Delays
  • Sports
  • Features
    • Life in the 906
    • The Yooper Goddess
WZMQ 19 News | CBS | MeTV Marquette
Light Snow and Fog/Mist

Marquette
Light Snow and Fog/Mist 32°

Cloudy

Escanaba
Cloudy 37°

Light Snow and Fog/Mist

Houghton
Light Snow and Fog/Mist 34°

Cloudy

Iron Mountain
Cloudy 39°

Watch
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • UP 200
    • Local
    • Lansing Bureau
    • Washington D.C. Bureau
    • National
    • Insights
    • Watch 19 News Live
    • CBS News Live
    • Report News
  • Weather
    • Forecast + Conditions
    • Current Alerts
    • Interactive Radar
    • Cameras
    • Share Photos/Videos
    • Closings and Delays
  • Sports
  • Features
    • Life in the 906
    • The Yooper Goddess
WZMQ 19 News | CBS | MeTV Marquette
No Result
View All Result
WZMQ 19 News | CBS | MeTV Marquette
No Result
View All Result

1 Weather Alert

View Details »

MSP encourages parents to talk to their kids about school bus safety

by WZMQ 19 News
August 21, 2024
A A

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. – The Michigan State Police (MSP) wants to remind parents to talk to their children about bus safety and remind motorists to share the road.

“To reduce the chance of transportation-related injuries, we encourage parents to teach their children about proper behavior around a bus,” said MSP Trooper Geno Basanese, Iron Mountain Post.

Parents should talk to their children about the School Bus Danger Zones that extend 10 feet from the bus in all directions.  When leaving the bus, children should walk 10 feet away from the bus before turning.  Children crossing in front of the bus should move forward away from the bus until they can make eye contact with the driver.  They should never cross in front of the bus without the driver’s permission.

Additional safety tips for parents to share with their children:

  • Have a safe place to wait for the bus, away from traffic and the street.
  • Do not run or play while waiting for the bus.
  • Make sure to always remain in clear view of the bus driver.  Never go behind the bus.
  • Stay away from the bus until it comes to a complete stop and the driver signals you to enter.
  • Walk to the bus stop with a buddy.
  • Mind all traffic signals and/or the crossing guard.  Never cross the street against a light, even if you do not see traffic coming.
  • Do not talk to strangers.  Tell your parents if a stranger tries to talk to you.
  • Never leave with a stranger or get into a stranger’s vehicle.

Motorists are reminded to pay attention to school bus lights and observe the school bus stop law.

When approaching a school bus with its lights activated, motorists should always:

  • Prepare to stop when a slowing bus has its overhead yellow lights flashing.
  • Come to a complete stop at least 20 feet away from the bus when its overhead red lights are flashing. Do not proceed until the bus resumes motion and/or you are signaled to do so by the bus driver.
  • Proceed with caution when the hazard warning lights, located near the headlights, are flashing.

For more information concerning school bus stop laws, visit School Bus Safety.

Get WZMQ 19 anytime, anywhere

Download the app

AppleAndroid

Watch on TV

RokuFire TVZeam

Connect on social media

FacebookTwitterInstagram

More

News

Superior Central begins summer sinking fund projects

May 15, 2025
News

Marquette County Medical Care Facility temporarily closes due to nearby emergency

May 14, 2025
News

MSP seeks help finding ATV driver who fled in Ishpeming

May 13, 2025
News

Friends of Negaunee Public Library hold book sale

May 13, 2025
News

Marquette Alger RESA holds CTExtravaganza

May 7, 2025
Image courtesy of MSP
News

Ishpeming man arraigned on multiple charges of criminal sexual conduct

May 6, 2025 - Updated on May 7, 2025
Next Post
(Jeff Kowalsky/AFP/Getty Images via CNN Newsource) The truck cab is lowered on the frame of Ford Motor Co. battery powered F-150 Lightning trucks.

Ford is making major changes to its electric vehicle strategy

Day 2 of the DNC highlighted the Obamas' support for Harris

  • Home
  • News
  • Weather
  • Sports
  • Features
  • Events
  • Programming
  • Station
WZMQ CBS | 19 News

© 2025 WZMQ, LLC | FCC Public File | EEO Report

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • UP 200
    • Local
    • Lansing Bureau
    • Washington D.C. Bureau
    • National
    • Insights
    • Watch 19 News Live
    • CBS News Live
    • Report News
  • Weather
    • Forecast + Conditions
    • Current Alerts
    • Interactive Radar
    • Cameras
    • Share Photos/Videos
    • Closings and Delays
  • Sports
  • Features
    • Life in the 906
    • The Yooper Goddess
  • Events
  • Programming
    • Programming Guide
    • CBS
    • MeTV
    • Start TV
    • Heroes & Icons
    • Court TV
    • ION
  • Station
    • About Us
    • Community Involvement
    • Mobile App
    • Meet the Team
    • Contact
    • Careers
    • Advertising
    • Request Copy of Story
    • FCC Public File
    • EEO Report
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • UP 200
    • Local
    • Lansing Bureau
    • Washington D.C. Bureau
    • National
    • Insights
    • Watch 19 News Live
    • CBS News Live
    • Report News
  • Weather
    • Forecast + Conditions
    • Current Alerts
    • Interactive Radar
    • Cameras
    • Share Photos/Videos
    • Closings and Delays
  • Sports
  • Features
    • Life in the 906
    • The Yooper Goddess
  • Events
  • Programming
    • Programming Guide
    • CBS
    • MeTV
    • Start TV
    • Heroes & Icons
    • Court TV
    • ION
  • Station
    • About Us
    • Community Involvement
    • Mobile App
    • Meet the Team
    • Contact
    • Careers
    • Advertising
    • Request Copy of Story
    • FCC Public File
    • EEO Report
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our privacy policy.
Go to mobile version