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for buses and maintenance vehicles.
If radios are purchased, where would they be installed? Dr. Gangel said the first 10 high priority placements are: (1) afternoon Piedmont bus; (2) morning Piedmont bus; (3) Bus 25 (Rock Mills); (4) Allie Huffs car (he would monitor the radios in the early mornings and respond to bus emergency calls); (5) Dr. Gangel’s car (to communicate road conditions or have two way communication about finding children who rode the wrong bus; (6) Bus 17; (7) Bus 19; (8) Bus 22; (9) replacement for Bus 2; and (10) replacement for Bus 10.
Why doesn’t the county provide this measure for the safety of the children? Money is part of the reason, Dr. Gangel said. Each radio costs $699. The base station costs $899. There are 19 regular buses, two field trip buses and two adminis
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