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Delivery Truck Brakes Fail And Hits MotoristPosted on 4/19/2012
Georgia Ranked 5th in the Nation for Seniors Killed in Car AccidentsPosted on 4/19/2012
Lack of Prosecution Plagues Worker’s Comp Cases In Nation’s CrossroadsPosted on 4/19/2012
Senate Pushes for Stricter Driving Rules for TeensPosted on 4/19/2012
Coweta County Car Crash Sends Four to Hospital with InjuriesPosted on 4/17/2012
Clayton County Deputy Injured in Alleged Head-on Drunk Driving CrashPosted on 4/3/2012
5-Year-Old Child Dies in Decatur County Car CrashPosted on 3/24/2012
Where 2011 Fatal Crashes Occurred Over Thanksgiving Weekend in GeorgiaPosted on 12/25/2011
Atlanta Among Cities With Most Car Accident Injuries and DeathsPosted on 12/23/2011
Four Teenage Girls Hurt in Coweta County CrashPosted on 12/19/2011

I'm Worried About a Driver Hitting My Child as He or She Gets On and Off the Atlanta School Bus. How is My Child Kept Safe, and What Should I Do If My Child is Hurt?

A: Georgia law requires motorists to come to a complete stop when children are getting on and off the bus. Motorists who do not stop may be fined significant amounts of money, especially for repeat offenses. That is - if they are caught.

In an effort to prevent tragic Atlanta car accidents, some school districts in the area have installed cameras on their school buses. The cameras are designed to capture the license plate number of any car that does not stop when children are getting on or off the bus.

If a driver fails to stop, hits a child, and causes that child to be injured, then the driver may be liable for damages. If your child has been hurt in an Atlanta bus crash, then please contact an experienced Atlanta car accident lawyer today for more information. Our Atlanta car accident attorneys can be reached at 1.770.518.1133.

We also invite you to read our FREE book: 4 Common Mistakes That Will Ruin Your Georgia Car or Truck Claim for more information about your rights and possible recovery.