H*2173 Session 104 (1981-1982)
H*2173(Rat #0041, Act #0018 of 1981) General Bill, By Washington, T. Gadson,
D.N. Holt, Matthews and A.V. Rawl
A Bill to provide under what conditions public school buses transporting
handicapped children may be driven.-at
01/15/81 House Introduced and read first time HJ-216
01/15/81 House Referred to Committee on Education and Public
Works HJ-216
02/26/81 House Committee report: Favorable with amendment
Education and Public Works HJ-806
03/03/81 House Amended HJ-889
03/03/81 House Read second time HJ-889
03/04/81 House Read third time and sent to Senate HJ-948
03/04/81 Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-56
03/04/81 Senate Referred to Committee on Education SJ-56
03/11/81 Senate Committee report: Favorable Education SJ-10
03/12/81 Senate Read second time SJ-30
03/17/81 Senate Read third time and enrolled SJ-18
03/24/81 House Ratified R 41 HJ-1368
03/26/81 Signed By Governor
03/26/81 Effective date 03/26/81
03/26/81 Act No. 18
04/14/81 Copies available
(A18, R41, H2173)
AN ACT TO PROVIDE UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS PUBLIC SCHOOL BUSES TRANSPORTING
HANDICAPPED CHILDREN MAY BE DRIVEN.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:
Speed limit for public school buses transporting handicapped children
SECTION 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, when public school buses are being used
exclusively to transport handicapped children to school pursuant to the provision of Section 59-67-520, Code
of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, they may be driven at a speed not to exceed forty-five miles per hour when
authorized by the State Board of Education.
To obtain such authorization, the school district shall submit such requests annually at the time it submits
public school bus routes for approval to the State Board of Education pursuant to Section 59-67-490 of the
1976 Code. The request shall state the factual basis for requesting a variance from the speed authorized for
other public school buses.
Time effective
SECTION 2. This act shall take effect upon approval by the Governor. |