The OPP are sending out another reminder to drivers about the importance of obeying school bus signals after they say a child was nearly hit this week.
It was close to 3:30 p.m. Monday when officers in Norfolk County were contacted by a bus driver in Delhi.
The driver reported they’d stopped to let students off, with the bus’s lights and stop arm activated.
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A driver in a tan GMC Yukon allegedly failed to stop for the bus and nearly hit a child.
The bus driver was able to get the vehicle’s license plate number and called it in.
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An investigation is underway, officers said.
Vehicles need to stop 20 metres behind school buses with their signals activated and not move again until they’ve been turned off, police said.
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