Kentucky SB95 establishes safety and operational standards for non-school buses transporting students.
Kentucky SB95 amends school transportation regulations to include non-school buses. It sets minimum qualifications, training, and drug testing for drivers, and requires safety inspections every 30 days. The Kentucky Board of Education must establish standards for non-school buses, including minimum insurance coverage and pick-up/drop-off protocols. The bill also allows for the use of clean transportation fuels in school buses and non-school buses, provided safety is maintained.
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