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Broome County officials say the stop arm cameras on school buses will be rolling for a second year.

That's mind-boggling. Over 3000 violations just one year after cameras were installed on school buses.

Broome County officials say there have been over3,000 school bus passing violations since the launch of the stop arm camera program last summer.

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Broome County motorists continue to illegally pass stopped school buses taking on and discharging passengers at an alarming rate.

It's certainly not worth endangering the life of the children as they are getting on or off a school bus.

Broome County officials have written 362 violations for drivers illegally passing stopped school buses since the new Stop-Arm Camera program started.

Cameras are being installed on school buses that will do all the work identifying drivers who illegally pass a school bus.

Broome's School Bus Stop Arm Camera program was launched last spring 120 violators were caught on film passing stopped buses.

As the 2021-2022 school year gets underway, school districts all across New York are struggling to find drivers to transport students to and from school.