ALT A blue background with white text reads: "Ensuring Passenger Seat Belt Use on School Buses." Below, "NTSB Investigation Spotlight" is displayed in white text. Yellow arrows point left and right on either side of the main text.

ALT This image contains text emphasizing the safety of school buses for transportation. It states that nearly 500,000 school buses transport over 25 million students daily. The image highlights "School Bus Safety Week" and is branded with the NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) logo. In the background, blurred images of school buses are visible.

ALT Image showing the interior of a school bus with information about safety features. Text reads: "Built-in Protection With a Stronger Safety Option." It details: "Compartmentalization - School buses are designed with closely-spaced, high-backed, energy-absorbing seats to protect students in a frontal or rear impact crash." A plus sign follows. Then: "Passenger lap/shoulder seat belts - Our investigations have found that properly worn passenger lap/shoulder belts provide an additional layer of protection and can significantly reduce serious injuries or fatalities in the event of a crash or rollover.

ALT Safety information graphic titled "Seat Belts Work Best When Worn Properly." It includes NTSB findings about lap and shoulder belts reducing injuries in school buses. A highlighted map section refers to Millstone, WV, reporting 19 injuries, and Leander, TX, where seat belts reduced injuries, noting only 4 of 12 affected students were unbelted. A seat belt photo is shown at the bottom. A call to action reads: "Learn more about school bus safety at ntsb.gov/safetyissues.