Yonkers police say 2,100 tickets issued in one month of 'Safe Stop' program
The City of Yonkers updates residents on its "Safe Stop" school bus safety program
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9ds agoThe City of Yonkers is seeing staggering numbers of school bus violations just one month since the activation of its "Safe Stop" program.
Yonkers police say roughly 2,100 tickets have been issued so far.
The city also issued a reminder to residents to always stop when the stop arm of a bus is out, even if there is a median. The fine for a first offense is $250.
