Types of School Bus Accessories
Fire Extinguishers: Essential safety equipment for any vehicle, fire extinguishers in school buses are used to control or extinguish small fires, ensuring the safety of passengers and driver.
Horns: An important safety feature, the horn is used to alert other road users or pedestrians, especially in situations where immediate attention is required.
Mud Flaps: Positioned behind the wheels, mud flaps help prevent mud, rocks, and road debris from being thrown into the air by the tires, protecting the bus body and following vehicles.
Permit Holders: These are used to display necessary permits or documentation, such as parking permits or vehicle identification, in a visible and secure manner.
Tire Chains: Used primarily in winter conditions, tire chains are attached to the bus's tires to provide extra traction on snow and ice, enhancing safety in adverse weather conditions.
Wearables: This could include a variety of items such as safety vests, uniforms, or identification badges for school bus staff, enhancing visibility and professional identification.
Wheel Chocks: Safety devices placed against the vehicle's wheels to prevent accidental movement, especially when the bus is parked on an incline or during maintenance.
Winter Fronts: Covers placed on the front of the bus, especially over the grill, to help maintain optimal engine temperature during cold weather, ensuring efficient engine operation.
