Omnibus drivers must inspect their bus at the end of the route to ensure no passengers with disabilities are left behind.

New Jersey S2120 mandates that omnibus drivers conduct a visual inspection of their bus at the end of their route to confirm that no passengers with disabilities have been left behind. If a driver is found to have left a person with a disability on the bus, their commercial motor vehicle driving privilege will be suspended for one month for a first offense, six months for a second offense, and permanently revoked for a third offense. If harm results from foreseeable danger due to gross negligence, the driver's privilege is permanently revoked.

Omnibus drivers must inspect their bus at the end of the route to ensure no passengers with disabilities are left behind.

New Jersey S2120 mandates that omnibus drivers conduct a visual inspection of their bus at the end of their route to confirm that no passengers with disabilities have been left behind. If a driver is found to have left a person with a disability on the bus, their commercial motor vehicle driving privilege will be suspended for one month for a first offense, six months for a second offense, and permanently revoked for a third offense. If harm results from foreseeable danger due to gross negligence, the driver's privilege is permanently revoked.