Michigan HB4214 modifies procedures for vehicles approaching a school bus with flashing yellow lights.

Michigan HB4214 amends sections of the 1949 Michigan Vehicle Code to modify procedures for vehicles approaching a school bus with flashing yellow lights. It specifies that vehicles do not need to stop if the bus is across a divided roadway with a raised space, physical barrier, or dividing section. It also details the use of stop-arm camera systems in school buses for capturing evidence of violations. A civil fine of $100 to $500 applies for violations captured by these cameras, with proceeds going to the school district for transportation safety.

Michigan HB4214 modifies procedures for vehicles approaching a school bus with flashing yellow lights.

Michigan HB4214 amends sections of the 1949 Michigan Vehicle Code to modify procedures for vehicles approaching a school bus with flashing yellow lights. It specifies that vehicles do not need to stop if the bus is across a divided roadway with a raised space, physical barrier, or dividing section. It also details the use of stop-arm camera systems in school buses for capturing evidence of violations. A civil fine of $100 to $500 applies for violations captured by these cameras, with proceeds going to the school district for transportation safety.