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New law requires Texas school buses to add seatbelts by 2029.

Are Seat Belts Now Required on Texas School Buses?

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Yes. Under Senate Bill 546, every Texas school bus must be equipped with a three-point seat belt for every passenger and the driver by September 1, 2029. The law phases in gradually, giving school districts time to plan and report their progress.

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