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 \n·Familiarize yourself with any state,school district,andcompany,security guidelines;  \n·Keep all vehicle doors,hatches,and compartments lockedwhen vehicle is unattended;  \n·Conduct pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections;  \n·Maintain an uncluttered vehicle;  \n·Maintain constant awareness of people,activities,anditems around you;and  \n·Immediately report any operational security weaknesses,such as damaged/broken fences or doors,faulty locks,and poor/insufficient lighting.  \nTransportation  \nSecurity  \nAdministration  \n## Responding to a Security Incident\n\nMonitoring Suspicious Activities &Items  \nMaintain a high level of awareness at all times.Monitor andobserve people,events,activities,and items around you andtake careful note of irregular or suspicious behaviors orhappenings.  \nIf you are threatened or involved in a security incident,remain calm and stay focused.Collect specific informationregarding the threat or incident,such as:  \n·Location and direction headed;  \n·A complete and detailed description of threat,activity,or incident;and/or  \nLook for people who:  \n·Description(s)of any vehicle (license plate number,color,make,etc.)and/or individuals(attire,hair color,etc.)involved.  \n·Are not where they are supposed to be (restricted area,etc.);  \n·Look lost and/or wandering around-especially at thebus stop,on school grounds,or parking and maintenanceareas;  \nUse state,school district,and company procedure(s)to notifythe proper contacts(dispatch,local law enforcement,etc.).Maintain communication and wait for direction.  \n·Appear to be conducting surveillance(using video cameras,taking photos,etc.);  \n·Cause disruptions or intentionally distracting behavior;  \n## Controlling the Situation\n\n·Show an unusual interest in employees or students;  \n·Abandon an item and leave the area quickly;  \nEvacuate the vehicle if necessary.Maintain clearcommunications with your passengers,continuously updatingthem about the situation,being mindful of their ages.Provideyour passengers with any assistance,where appropriate.  \n·Openly possess a weapon and/or prohibited ordangerous item(s);and/or  \n·Use a vehicle in a suspicious way (illegally parked,erratic driving,following,etc.)  \nIdentify yourself and point out witnesses to law enforcementand responders.Use state,school district,and companypolicy when you speak with reporters or unidentified peopled","cbCaigncs9Tvkn7U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigncs9Tvkn7U","pdf",793856,"English","# Employee Guide to School Bus Security\n## Identifying Security Threats and Incidents\n## Recommended Procedures for Employees\n## Responding to a Security Incident\n## Controlling the Situation\n## Evacuating the Vehicle\n## Collecting Information\n## Threats\n## Incidents","[{\"question\":\"How does the guide define a security threat and a security incident?\",\"answer\":\"A security threat is any source that may endanger life or property and cause loss of services or equipment. 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