5/2/2014. Beyond Compartmentalization: Selecting CSRS for Preschoolers and Children with Special Needs. Indisputable Limitations
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1 Beyond Compartmentalization: Selecting CSRS for Preschoolers and Children with Special Needs School Buses: Regulations and Best Practices Tuesday, April 29, :45AM - 12:15PM Denise Donaldson, CPST-I Safe Ride News Publications (800) denise@saferidenews.com Beyond Compartmentalization: Selecting CSRS for Preschoolers and Children with Special Needs Denise Donaldson, Safe Ride News Publications Lifesavers Conference, 2014 Indisputable Limitations FACT: Compartmentalization can provide proper protection in certain types of crashes involving a large bus and properly seated occupants who are elementary age and older and who are not medically fragile. LIMITATIONS: The child is too small/young (preschool, under 50 pounds). The bus is too small ( 10,000 pounds). The child has special needs (fragile or cannot stay in position). 1
2 YES these kids ride on school buses! INFANTS Babies who meet the RF weight/height limit for CSRS. (Usually age 2) TODDLERS Youngsters at least age 1 and over 20 pounds who have transitioned to FF. PRE- SCHOOLERS Little kids, especially who weigh under 50 pounds. Students with Special Needs Also Ride the Bus Special needs includes many conditions. Physical Needs Neurological Needs Mental and psychological/behavioral needs Some (but not all) require occupant protection solutions, using: Conventional devices Special needs (medical) devices Wheelchairs Terminology to Know CHILD SAFETY RESTRAINT SYSTEM (CSRS): Devices used on school buses to provide child protection beyond basic compartmentalization, other than lap-only or lap-shoulder belts. These must meet the requirements specified in FMVSS
3 Types of CSRS: Knowing what s available Add-On CSRS Just for Buses Attach Using a Cam Wrap Safety Vests Safety Harnesses School-Bus- Only CSRS Add-On CSRS Just for Buses Some are made for special needs Behavioral Issues Extra Support 3
4 Cam Wrap Attachment Shown: Portable Seat Mount for Vests Integrated CSRS Just for Buses Built-in CSRS Five-point harnesses Forward-facing only No installation needed! Most fold away for use by others Integrated CSRS Just for Buses Built-in CSRS for Special Needs For children needing extra support Adds positioning straps lap-only or lapshoulder belt systems SafeGuard Upper Torso Device 4
5 Sometimes Conventional CRs Are Used on School Buses Rear-Facing- Only Convertible Forward-Facing- Only Combination Medical CSRS Models designed for cars can be used on school buses, if: They fit the needs of the child They can be properly anchored onto the bus seating CSRS Selection: Identifying the right solution for the child Basic Approach to CSRS Selection #1 CSRS CSRS #2 suitable for the CHILD CSRS options suitable for the BUS 15 5
6 On school buses, CPS has 3 stages STAGE #1 STAGE #2 STAGE #3 Rear facing in a CSRS with a harness Forward facing in a CSRS with a harness Riding on a school bus seat, with a seat belt whenever available. Three stages for school bus CPS: STAGE 1 STAGE #1 Rear facing in a CSRS with a harness Three stages for school bus CPS: STAGE 2 STAGE #2 Forward facing in a CSRS with a harness 6
7 Three stages for school bus CPS: STAGE 3 STAGE #3 Riding on a school bus seat, with a seat belt if available. School Bus Seating: Selection based on considering the seating environment Bus Considerations: Seat Row Spacing 24 Minimum Seat Back Height SRP Seat Spacing- SRP to Seat Back Maximum 24 The maximum spacing allowed is 24 inches. This is ideal for CSRS use. 7
8 Bus Considerations: Seat Row Spacing It is fairly easy to see why Minimum Seat Spacing presents challenges to CSRS use! Bus Considerations: Seat Frame Strength Standard (FMVSS 222) Seat Frame Reinforced (FMVSS 210) Seat Frame Seat belts and/or lower anchors can be retrofitted ONLY on reinforced seating that meets FMVSS 210. Bus Considerations: Anchorage Options LATCH Seat Belts FMVSS 225 (Lower Anchors) and FMVSS 222 (lap-shoulder belts) apply to small buses 10,000 pounds only. Some state and municipal laws apply to larger buses. 8
9 Basic Approach to CSRS Selection CSRS suitable for the CHILD CSRS options CSRS suitable for the BUS NOW: Select from these based on factors like: Convenience Cost Pros/Cons of CSRS models Want to Learn More? 8-Hour training course: CPS Restraint Systems on School Buses National Training (NHTSA) School Bus Safety Handbook 2nd Edition (Safe Ride News Publications) Online Tutorial available on NHTSA website CPS for School Buses listserve: (info at Helpful Resources NHTSA: Guideline for the Safe Transportation of Pre-school Age Children in School Buses NHTSA: Choosing the Correct School Bus For Transporting Pre-School Age Children NHTSA: Child Safety Restraint Systems (CSRS) on School Buses Training Videos Head Start Regulations: CFR 45 Part 1310 National School Transportation Specifications & Procedures Safe Ride News: 9
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