In Ontario, drivers illegally pass school buses more than 30,000 times per day.
A Message from Adam's Brother
My name is Pierre Ranger, and I am the chair of the Let's Remember Adam STOP FOR THE SCHOOL BUS campaign. I am also one of Adam's brothers. Adam Ranger was just 5 years old when he was struck and killed while getting off the school bus and crossing the road at our family home by someone who did not stop for the flashing lights or stop-arm on the school bus.
We are calling on you for support and help.
We don't want any family to ever have to go through what we went and continue to go through.
On behalf of my family and the Let's Remember Adam campaign, I am asking you to help spread Adam's safety message to friends, family, politicians and beyond. Our governments and municipality leaders need to hear his message and must act now. Technology is out there to make school buses safer and to change driver behaviour. Stop Arm Camera Systems are just one of the many advances in school bus safety that can now be used.
Every time a school bus stops, that's a child’s life that is getting on or off it. We all need to do whatever we can to make sure every child can get to and from school safely.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely, 
SCHOOL BUS STOP-ARM CAMERAS & OTHER SAFETY TECHNOLOGY TO PROTECT CHILDREN IN ONTARIO
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Stop-Arm Cameras for all School Buses in Ontario
Help spread Adam's safety message. A child's life depends on it!
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Wishing everyone a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving. 🦃🍁
Happy thanksgiving 🇨🇦
Wishing everyone a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Thanksgiving to all
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving 🙏🫶❤️
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. ❤️🎃
We are doing it again Mattawa & Area! The 5th Annual Let’s Remember Adam, Fill the Bus Toy & Food Drive!
This is our 5th year hosting this event, and through the generosity of this community, every year is a huge success. We were able to make Christmas a lot brighter for many families in our area. We truly thank every one of you for that.
Once again, we will be accepting donations of non-perishable food items and new unopened toys for kids aged 0-14. Unfortunately, we are not able to accept used toys due to COVID regulations still.
All donations will be given to the Mattawa & Area Food Bank to help local families. We want to do whatever we can to help make sure that no child goes without a gift this Christmas and food on the table. This year there is an extra push needed as more and more families are having to use the Food Bank just to get by.
Everyone who donates can enter a draw to win a family-friendly gift basket.
This year we will be in a NEW location. On Saturday, November 30th between 10 am-2 pm come look for the big yellow school bus 🚌 Parked right out front of Foodland's Garden Center on Main Street in Mattawa. We have also made arrangements for 🎅 Santa to join us again from 12 pm to 2 pm. So please bring your camera to get a photo with Santa!
If you are not able to make it to us that day and still want to donate, please contact Pierre Ranger, Sara Ranger, Deb Ranger, Dee Burton, or anyone from Let’s Remember Adam and we will make arrangements to get your donations. We also have committee members who live in the North Bay Area who are willing to collect items as well.
Please contact me (Pierre Ranger) at 705-840-8871 or email [email protected] if you have any questions! ... See MoreSee Less
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It's incredible to see the community come together year after year for such a meaningful cause. The Fill the Bus Toy & Food Drive truly makes a difference in the lives of families, and we’re happy to see this effort continue.
Pierre Ranger from “Remember Adam” has given his two Voodoos season tickets to St. Gregory School in Powassan.
Thank you Pierre for the support!!!!!
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Today Let's Remember Adam was able to donate 2 Packs of Season Tickets to the Powassan Voodoos! These tickets will be given out throughout the season to luckey students at St. Gregory Catholic Elementary School in Powassan. Huge Thank you to the Powassan Voodoos and head coach Peter Goulet as well as Principal, Staff and Students of St. Gregory Catholic Elementary School for all the support and for helping share Adam's safety message. Also Picture credit and Thank you to Mike Gelinas !!
Let's Remember Adam STOP FOR THE SCHOOL BUS 🔴🟠🚍🟠🔴🛑🎥📸
#letsrememberadam #stoparmcameras #istopyoustop #juststop #stopforthebus #schoolbus #Childsafety #schoolbussafety #powassanvoodoos #voodoos ... See MoreSee Less
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AMAZING! What a great idea Pierre and everyone who was apart!
Great job!
We still have people running our bus lights I think we really need harsher penalties
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THIS 👇👇 Should be the penalty for not stopping for a school bus too! - Posted by Adam's Mom Deb Ranger.NORTH BAY OPP
VEHICLE IMPOUNDED AS RESULT OF EXCESSIVE SPEED
On September 11, 2024 #NorthBayOPP conducted a traffic stop involving a red sedan travelling on Highway 63, Phelps Township at 155 kilometers per hour (km/h) in a posted 80 km/h zone. A 66-year-old driver of Thorne has been charged with #StuntDriving. They were issued a 30-day driver’s licence suspension, and the vehicle was impounded for 14-days. #SlowDown, #RoadSafety. ^rt ... See MoreSee Less
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Take his license away for a year, and it should affect his insurance premiums also!
Agreed and more.
Yes it should the vehicles that run our red lights and stop sighs are horrendous we give everyone a warning with the amber I know it’s supposed to be at least 3 long bus lengths before we stop and activate our reds
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Pay attention, leave space and be alert when approaching school buses. #SchoolBusSafety #BacktoSchool ^bb
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Soyez attentifs, laissez de la place et soyez vigilants à l'approche des bus scolaires. ^bb ... See MoreSee Less
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Children are on highways and roads getting on and off school buses, from September to June.🏃 🚌 🚶♀️
Watch for school buses and flashing lights! 🔴✨🟡✨
Motorists travelling from both directions must come to a complete stop when approaching a school bus with its red lights flashing. Motorists must not proceed until the driver turns off the lights and retracts the stop sign.
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Ya people treat the amber lights like traffic lights they speed up b4 it turns red....makes me sick....
School buses are back picking up and dropping off children this week after a more than 2 month break so it's time for a reminder that it is every motorists responsibility to be aware of the signals, signs and movements of school buses when encountering them on the roads.
🟡YELLOW🟡 flashing overhead lights is advance warning that the bus is about to stop to pick up or drop off school children. Upon activation of these lights, motorists approaching from the front or behind must prepare to stop as well, however they are still permitted to pass IF safe to do so before the bus comes to a stop.
🔴RED🔴 flashing overhead lights and the Stop Arm 🛑 extended means that the school bus has come to a complete stop and school children are either approaching or exiting the bus. Passing a school bus at any point while the red lights are flashing and the stop arm deployed is illegal and punishable by fines between $400 and $2000 PLUS 6 Demerit points. It is also considered a "Major Ticket" by insurance companies resulting in a significant jump in premiums. ... See MoreSee Less
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