Plain English Breakdown
The official source does not provide specific details on what constitutes 'most other vehicles' or how this law affects them beyond school district vehicles and school buses.
School District Vehicles Can Use Flashing Lights
This law allows school district vehicles, except for school buses, to display flashing white and amber lights when transporting students.
What This Bill Does
- Allows school district-owned or leased vehicles that are not school buses to display flashing white and amber lights.
- Requires these vehicles to be used specifically for student transportation to and from school or during school activities.
Who It Names or Affects
- School districts
- Drivers of non-school bus vehicles owned by school districts
- Students being transported in these vehicles
Terms To Know
- Flashing lights
- Lights that blink on and off to get attention.
- School district vehicle
- A car or truck owned by a school district, but not a traditional yellow school bus.
Limits and Unknowns
- The law only applies to vehicles that are used for student transportation.
- It does not change the rules for other types of vehicles on the road.
- School buses still follow different lighting rules and do not use these new flashing lights.