Recent school bus crashes and a near miss involving a child are renewing questions about what Florida law requires of drivers sharing the road with school buses. Attorney Millicent Daniels of the Daniels Law Firm explained the rules and potential consequences during an appearance on The Morning Show as part of our “Justice 4 All” series.

Drivers caught illegally passing stopped Duval County school buses will now face a $225 fine as the district’s stop-arm camera program moves out of its warning period.

News4JAX is getting answers to questions about the new cameras that are mounted on nearly 900 Duval County public school buses to catch drivers who do not stop when they are supposed to when buses drop off and pick up students.

Before Duval County Public Schools students return to class on Wednesday, DCPS and Farah & Farah will launch a new public education initiative on Tuesday, urging drivers to stop for school buses and slow down in school zones.

According to a recent AAA survey, 19% of Florida drivers said they had passed a school bus while its red lights were flashing and the stop arm was extended.