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Transport department prioritizes pupil safety in school transport inspections · Cyprus Report

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Transport department prioritizes pupil safety in school transport inspections

1 sourceFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago

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By the end of the 2025-26 school year, 70% of the school transport fleet underwent inspections.
Stricter safety measures are being implemented ahead of the new school year.
Inspections will continue, and regulations governing school transport will be strengthened.
Technical faults identified in reports led to corrective measures and sanctions.
New protocols require school buses to pass inspections three months before the school year begins.

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‘The safety of pupils remains a top priority’, say transport departmentCyprus Mail · 1 month ago

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By the end of the 2025-26 school year, 70% of the school transport fleet underwent inspections.
Stricter safety measures are being implemented ahead of the new school year.
Inspections will continue, and regulations governing school transport will be strengthened.
Technical faults identified in reports led to corrective measures and sanctions.
New protocols require school buses to pass inspections three months before the school year begins.

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