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Reports of drivers passing stopped school buses in Sudbury, Ont., are down this year

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Greater Sudbury police have received 12 complaints about drivers illegally passing school buses. The Sudbury Student Services Consortium has received 24 reports of such incidents. The consortium is installing camera systems on some of its school buses to report more infractions. The fine for illegally passing a school bus is $400, and it also results in six demerit points.

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Reports of drivers passing stopped school buses in Sudbury, Ont., are down this year

While there have been fewer complaints of drivers passing school buses in Sudbury, Ont., this year, police and safety advocates say more needs to be done to keep children safe.

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