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Several Hudson Valley school districts, including Westchester's largest city, are employing technology to enhance safety at bus stops.

Today, city and school officials are launching the Yonkers Safe Stop School Bus Safety Program.

Safety cameras will be installed on buses to capture video of any driver passing a school bus with the stop arm extended, which is against the law.

MORE: Is your child taking the school bus? Here are 9 tips to keep them safe