The Springfield City Council approved a resolution to support cameras on school bus stop signs to monitor vehicles that illegally pass.

School bus cameras have caught thousands of drivers in Florida blowing past stop signs. I-Team Investigator Katie LaGrone found that one county is preventing drivers from making their cases in court.

The cameras are part of a new state law that allows school districts to record drivers who ignore a bus’s signs to stop.

With tickets starting at $250 a pop, and thousands of violators a year, there are millions to be made. So where does all of that money go?

Intense video shows a close call for an elementary school student in Cullman County. When the school bus stopped to let out a student, another driver illegally sped past. Thankfully, the child wasn't ...

If you've parked in a legal spot near a bus stop and received a ticket in the mail for $110, you can probably blame it on the ...

Gotcha. That’ll be 250 bucks. Automated school bus camera systems are not necessarily new, but the technology is starting to pop up in school districts all over Maryland. And wherever these cameras go ...

Rep. Daniel Grossberg, D-Louisville, has filed a bill that would require cameras at every public school bus stop in the Jefferson County Public Schools district. JCPS has about 9,000 bus stops ...