An Act adjusting school bus driver physical examinations
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to modify the requirements for physical examinations conducted on school bus drivers in Massachusetts. Specifically, it seeks to adjust the frequency and scope of these examinations to ensure the safety and well-being of students and drivers. The legislation intends to update the existing standards for physical fitness and health necessary to operate a school bus safely. It is part of a series of bills focused on maintaining records for public safety personnel.
Key provisions
- Increases the frequency of required physical examinations for school bus drivers.
- Updates the specific criteria used in evaluating drivers’ physical health.
- Requires drivers to provide updated medical records periodically.
- Addresses the maintenance of records related to physical examinations.
- Aligns with broader efforts to ensure public safety personnel maintain appropriate health standards.
Who is affected
- School bus drivers
- Students transported by school buses
- The Massachusetts Department of Transportation
- School districts in Massachusetts
Notable changes
- The bill modifies existing regulations regarding school bus driver physical examinations.
- It establishes a framework for ongoing monitoring of driver health.
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