Cameras can be used to monitor activities such as boarding and exiting, and act as a deterrent against violence and vandalism. In addition, video monitoring can provide a means to assess a driver’s ability and safety risk, as well detect the violations of other driver’s around the bus itself.

Cameras in the bus are positioned to capture video of the driver, stairwell, and students. Additional cameras for other areas of the bus, even outside the bus to capture images of automobiles passing a stopped school bus, are possible configurations.

Video surveillance as a preventative measure on school buses has been shown to enhance the management of problem behavior on the buses, and the immediate video feedback helps school administrators confront the individuals involved soon after incidents occur.

The video surveillance systems also provide liability protection in case there is legal action against the driver. Video of the beating was captured on the bus video camera. Investigators said that the victim was attempting to find a seat on the bus and was told by two students he could not sit down next to them.

Children worry about having all of the supplies they need to get through the day. Some worry about having cool clothes and backpacks and some worry about the right lunch box. Children who had enough problems trying to grow up in this cruel and sadistic world and trying to get an education without the added aggravation of harassment, bullying, bodily harm, and possible death. And they wonder why children don’t learn in school.

Video/audio footage can also be shown to parents and if necessary supplied to law enforcement officials. Video surveillance is a great safety tool for school buses.

Driving with the vehicle safeguard GV6300 Car & Bus Spy Cam W/LCD, assists lawyers and victims alike in making accident cases an exercise in simplicity.

Great for capturing video to use for legal and insurance purposes even on school buses.

Videos are recorded on a micro SD card in AVI file format, for later playback on your PC or TV using the AV cable, or USB 2.0 Cable. Records up to 40 hours continuous video/audio.

• Easy to start recording by simply plugging the power jack into the cigar-lighter
• GV6300 offers 2 recording modes that you can easily customize to suit your security needs
  -Full stop with “beep” warning sound
  -Overwrite the earliest recording file while memory card is full
• Protected recording files- a separate video is created every 15 minutes  in (200MB) segments
• Automatic battery back-up; 15 minutes of post-event video in an event of a power failure.
• Up to 32GB micro SD card compatible

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