School Bus Safety Rules of Chhattisgarh
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School buses should be regularly maintained, cleaned and its doors must be fitted with a
safe locking system - No curtains or colored films should be stuck on school bus window
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A school bus should have essential documents such as pollution control certificate,
insurance certificate and bills showing payment of taxes - No school bus should be more than 12 years old
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If a bus is hired for transporting school students, it should be labelled as “On School Bus
Duty” in front of the bus - A horizontal grill must be fixed on every school bus window to ensure better safety
- Every school bus should have a fire extinguisher and first aid kit
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School bus attendants should be received appropriate training for handling emergency
situations and use first aid kit appropriately -
A school bus driver must have license and minimum five years of experience in driving
heavy vehicles -
No outsider shall be permitted to enter a school bus apart from students, guardian,
teacher and drivers -
Students should be provided with sufficient space under the school bus seat for keeping
bags safely -
School bus should be painted with yellow colour and the word school bus should be
inscribed in a visible manner - Every school vehicle should be operated within a particular speed limit
- Emergency doors must be fitted on the right side of a school bus
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