Plain English Breakdown
The exact financial impact on school districts and local budgets remains uncertain due to various factors.
School Bus Mileage Extension
This bill changes the maximum number of miles conventional and Class D school buses can travel before needing replacement.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the mileage limit for conventional and Class D school buses from 200,000 miles to 230,000 miles.
- Updates Tennessee's laws about school buses in Title 49 and Title 55 of the state code.
Who It Names or Affects
- School districts that use conventional and Class D school buses
- The Department of Transportation which oversees school bus regulations
Terms To Know
- Conventional School Bus
- A type of school bus used to transport students.
- Class D School Bus
- Another type of school bus that is smaller and designed for shorter routes or special needs transportation.
Limits and Unknowns
- The exact financial impact on local budgets due to the mileage extension cannot be precisely calculated.
- Due to multiple unknown variables, the net decrease in local expenditures cannot be quantified with reasonable certainty.