BusPatrol
BusPatrol provides AI-powered stop-arm camera systems for school buses to detect illegal passing violations and improve child safety across North America.
BusPatrol, founded in 2017, develops AI-powered enforcement technology designed to address illegal passing of stopped school buses. The company's stop-arm enforcement system uses computer vision and cloud-connected cameras - including stop-arm, interior, and 360° exterior cameras - to detect violations. The program operates on a violator-funded model, meaning school districts bear no upfront cost. According to the company, 90% of drivers who receive a citation do not reoffend.
The company works across the school transportation, public safety, and law enforcement sectors in North America. BusPatrol has partnered with over 400 communities, modernized more than 40,000 buses, and reports protecting over 2 million students. Its technical work spans AI, computer vision, and cloud-connected systems.
BusPatrol was founded in response to a fatal incident involving a child and a school bus, and the company maintains close working relationships with law enforcement agencies as part of its enforcement model.