SCHOOL BUS INFRACTIONS                                                                                                                                 H.B. 4201-4204:
                                                                                                                                                                                                      SUMMARY OF BILL
                                                                                                                                                                        REPORTED FROM COMMITTEE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
House Bills 4201 through 4204 (as reported without amendment)
Sponsor:   Representative Jack O'Malley (H.B. 4201)
                            Representative Tyrone Carter (H.B. 4202)
                            Representative Jewell Jones (H.B. 4203)
                            Representative Greg VanWoerkom (H.B. 4204)
House Committee:   Judiciary
Senate Committee:   Transportation and Infrastructure
 
CONTENT
 
House Bill 4201 would amend the Pupil Transportation Act to do the following:
 
 --       Prohibit an individual other than an authorized person from entering a school bus without the bus driver's permission.
 --       Prohibit a person from impeding the progress or operation of a school bus.
 --       Prescribe a civil infraction for a violation of the bill's prohibitions.
 
House Bill 4203 would amend the Pupil Transportation Act to allow a sticker to be affixed to the side of a school bus that specified that an unauthorized person attempting to board or boarding the bus would be subject to citation for a civil infraction.
 
House Bill 4204 would amend the Pupil Transportation Act to allow a school bus to be equipped with a stop-arm camera system.
 
House Bill 4202 would amend the Michigan Vehicle Code to do the following:
 
 --       Allow a school bus to be equipped with a stop-arm camera system in accordance with the Pupil Transportation Act, which House Bill 4204 would add.
 --       Require a school that used a stop-arm camera system to provide a video or photograph recorded by a stop-arm camera system for use as evidence in a proceeding for a violation if requested by a law enforcement agency.
 --       Specify that a photograph or video recorded by a stop-arm camera system would be admissible as evidence in a proceeding for a violation of the Code.
 
House Bill 4201 and House Bill 4203 are tie-barred to each other. House Bill 4202 and House Bill 4204 are tie-barred to each other.
 
MCL 257.1859 (H.B. 4201)                                                                               Legislative Analyst:   Tyler VanHuyse
MCL 257.682 (H.B. 4202)
MCL 257.1833 (H.B. 4203)
Proposed MCL 257.1820 (H.B. 4204)
 
FISCAL IMPACT
 
House Bill 4201 co