Crime & Safety
Extra Police Presence at Bus Stops on Wednesday
Pittsburgh police and other area agencies will be participating in "Operation Safe Stop" on Wednesday, Oct 24.
Drivers might notice an increased police presence around school bus stops on Wednesday.
Pittsburgh police, PennDOT and other law enforcement agencies are participating in "Operation Safe Stop" Wednesday as part of National School Bus Safety Week, which is Oct. 22 to 26.
For information about the program and about Pennsylvania’s School Bus Stopping Law, see the Pittsburgh Police Community Safety website.
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According to Pittsburgh police, officers also will cite violators based on information received from school crossing guards, bus drivers, and other school officials.
Drivers who violate laws regarding school zones and school buses could face penalties including a 60-day driver’s license suspension, five points on your driving record and a $250.00 fine.
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Dormont and Pittsburgh police participate in safe-stop initiatives throughout the school year.
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