Michigan HB6091 amends school transportation regulations, ensuring vehicles meet federal safety standards and limiting non-school buses to 11.
Michigan HB6091 modifies transportation rules for school vehicles, requiring all school buses to meet federal safety standards. It also allows schools to transport pupils with disabilities using mobile seating devices that comply with federal standards. Additionally, the bill prohibits non-school buses from transporting pupils if they exceed a manufacturer's rated seating capacity of 11 passengers, including the driver.
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