US EditionThey Warn of Fines for Not Respecting the School Truck at Eagle Pass
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By: Ricardo Bueno Eagle Pass, Texas.- Authorities in Maverick County have been reminding the community of the high fines applicable to when the school truck is not respected, noting that when they place the “STOP” sign, they must stop the vehicles and wait for it to descend from the student unit in order to follow its path. Tom Schemeber, Sheriff of Maverick County, said that the fines range from $500 to $1,000, noting that there are several uns…
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