A driver has been given a warning after allegedly failing to stop for a school bus with its lights flashing in Simcoe.
Police say that around 8 a.m. Wednesday, a motorcyclist saw a vehicle fail to stop for the bus on Norfolk Street North, followed the driver, stopped the vehicle and immediately contacted police.
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However, police say the motorcyclist did not want to provide a statement to investigators, so no charges were laid.
“This law is in place to protect our most valuable resource: young children,” Insp. Joseph Varga said. “Passing a stopped school bus is not only against the law, it is a potential lethal decision. Taking a few extra minutes behind a stopped school bus can prevent lifelong regret of injuring or killing a child.”
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