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More than six school districts and 500 school buses will deploy advanced technology to reduce the risk of drivers illegally passing stopped school busesMESA, Ariz., Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Verra Mobility Corporation (NASDAQ: VRRM), a leading provider of smart mobility technology solutions, announced a partnership with Onondaga County, New York, to implement an advanced school bus stop arm safety program to protect students and reduce dangerous traffic violations around school buses.The program will start by equipping more than 500 school buses with cutting-edge stop arm safety camera technology to better protect children on their daily commute to and from school. The stop arm camera safety system will automatically document and report vehicles that illegally pass stopped school buses, capturing critical evidence that can be used by law enforcement to uphold the law."Too often, drivers disregard laws that are intended to protect children while they are boarding and exiting school buses," stated New York State Assemblyman William Magnarelli. "A recent study by the New York Association for Pupil Transportation determined that motorists pass stopped school buses more than five passes on average per day per bus. These cameras will serve as a deterrent to drivers from passing stopped school buses and ultimately save students' lives."As one of the most extensive school bus stop arm programs in New York, the program will commence with six school districts, which include more than 20,000 students and more than 40 schools. The program is expected to roll out in phases with the launch to include:Baldwinsville School DistrictSchool District East Syracuse Minoa School DistrictFabius-Pompey School DistrictJamesville-Dewitt School DistrictLiverpool School DistrictSchool District North Syracuse School District"Onondaga County is pleased to announce our partnership with Verra Mobility on a stop-arm camera project aimed at ensuring safe travel to and from school," said Onondaga County Executive J