Mandates AI use for school transport routes within three years after availability, requires transportation for K-12 students living over one mile from school, and revises hazardous walking conditions.
If you use AI for school transport, implement it within 3 years or face a 15% funding cut.
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Florida's SB 1424 requires school districts to use AI for optimizing transportation routes within three years after they become available, mandates transportation for students living over one mile from school, and revises hazardous walking conditions. Parental consent is required for student transportation.
Key Provisions
- Requires transportation for K-12 students living more than 1 mile from school (s. 1006.21(3)(a))
- Mandates AI use for optimizing transport routes within three years after availability (s. 1006.21(3)(e))
- Requires school bus stops within 1,000 feet of student's home (s. 1006.21(3)(c))
- Revises criteria for hazardous walking conditions and mandates inspections within 72 hours of a request (s. 1006.23(2))
- Requires parental consent for student transportation (s. 1002.20(22)(c))
Latest Legislative Action
Died in Education Pre-K - 12
Compliance Checklist
Who: District school boards
Deadline: Within 3 years of AI availability
Penalty: 15% reduction in state transportation funds
Who: District school boards
Deadline: Ongoing
Who: School districts
Deadline: Before providing transportation
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