Shelton begins issuing $250 tickets for passing stopped school buses
The new rule takes effect today as part of the city's child safety program.
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Sep 29, 2025, 9:50 AM
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11h agoDrivers in Shelton could now face a $250 fine for passing a stopped school bus.
The new rule takes effect today as part of the city's child safety program.
Officials say hundreds of violations were caught on camera during the trial phase.
Bridgeport Avenue saw some of the highest numbers of violations, according to recent data.
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