
Protect Children When They Are The Most Vulnerable
Crossing the street to load and unload from the bus is the most dangerous part of a student’s journey, with more than 17 million stop-arm passing violations happening every year. The School Bus Student Protector is a video and data analytics solution that automatically enforces stop-arm violations. This groundbreaking system can protect children, reduce stop-arm infractions and provide an immediate return on investment.
School bus recording system captures video evidence of stop-arm violations
Video evidence is easy to extract for citation processing
How It Works
Automated
The system detects when the stop-arm is deployed and automatically records violations with video and data evidence
Evidence
Video and data evidence can either be uploaded to cloud-based server or a local evidence package can be created
Citations
The evidence that is uploaded to the cloud is used to create citations using Gatekeeper’s ticketing software

Capture Every Detail of a Stop-Arm Infraction
Using Gatekeeper’s line of Cameras and DVRs means recording every important detail in high definition, even in the harshest conditions.
Sensors that automatically detect and record stop-arm infractions in real time
Cameras that clearly capture license plate numbers as far as lane 4, day or night
Important meta-data such as date, time, location and school bus number

Manage The Life Cycle Of A Citation
Gatekeeper’s hosted, web-based citation management system provides full control of a citation from its creation to its payment.
Accessed via web browser
No extra software required
User-friendly interface
Benefits Of The Student Protector
Safety
Protect students during the most dangerous part of their journey by holding stop-arm violators accountable
Automatic
Drivers can keep their focus on safe driving by knowing stop-arm violations are being automatically recorded
ROI
Create citations using Gatekeeper’s user-friendly ticketing software for an immediate Return on Investment

“It’s really a very simple process. Our drivers use the marker button to mark the video, they report it to us and then I just go in and pull the video from where they’ve marked it.”
Brian Zachery, Director of Transportation for Noblesville Schools

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