‘Addy’s Law’ increases violations to $1,000
Photo from Georgia Department of Education website.
Megan Horn/Tne Clayton Tribune. When sharing the road with school buses, it’s important to know the law. In most cases, all drivers are required to stop when meeting or overtaking a stopped school bus that has its red lights flashing and its stop arm extended when loading or unloading passengers. With the terrain of Rabun County, motorists in all lanes of travel from Clayton City Limits to the North Carolina line must stop for a stopped school bus with lights flashing and arms extended.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. With the terrain of Rabun County, motorists in all lanes of travel from Clayton city limits to the North Carolina line must stop for a stopped school bus with lights flashing and arms extended. In addition, there are only a few places on Highway 441 southbound before reaching city limits that have a concrete or grass median.
Rabun County Schools are back in session so motorists should be aware of the yellow school buses traveling the roadways.
Effective July 1, 2024, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law Ac...
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