08/23/2026
Our trucks are out before most people are up, so we see the bus stops every morning. Kids waiting in the dark at the end of a driveway and parents in bathrobes and somebody’s kid sprinting down the street because he’s late again 😅
Horry County Schools put out a solid refresher on the stopping laws. It’s worth two minutes of your attention, especially the multi-lane rules.
Give yourself a few extra minutes for the next couple of weeks and take it easy through the neighborhoods. Everybody’s still settling into the new routine, drivers included.
School starts Wednesday — our buses and students are back on the road!
Please slow down and stay alert this week and beyond. A quick refresher on school bus stopping laws:
- Two-lane roads: Traffic in BOTH directions must stop for a stopped bus with flashing lights.
- Multi-lane roads: Vehicles BEHIND the bus must stop. Oncoming traffic should proceed with caution.
Illegally passing a stopped school bus can mean a $1,062.50 fine and 6 points on your license — but more importantly, it can cost a child their life.
Let's all do our part to keep our students safe. Slow down, stop when required, and always watch for kids near bus stops.