School bus drivers will have to hand in tickets
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Posted: 02/05/2013
BALTIMORE -
Baltimore City Council is taking action after an ABC2 investigation found that school bus drivers were able to blow through red lights, without school officials knowing about it.
City Council members have voted unanimously to hold those drivers accountable.
The new measure will require employees to hand over copies of every speed or red light camera ticket to the district, the council, and the mayor.
Before, contractors did not have to notify city schools about their violations.
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