Complete coverage: School bus camera tickets on Long Island

Updated October 29, 2025

Several municipalities have utilized school bus camera tickets as a way to deter drivers from going around stopped school buses, while also raising funds.

Only in NewsdayTown's school bus camera ticket vendor offered payments to woo holdout districts

The offers came after Newsday reported Hempstead Town issued more than 80,000 tickets in four school districts that had never agreed to participate in the program.

Only in NewsdayHempstead BusPatrol ticket data shows high approval rate, quick review process

Only in NewsdayU-turn: Controversial school bus camera tickets are valid, town vendor determines

Only in NewsdayNassau traffic court pauses hearings on school bus camera tickets, but town still writing tickets

Only in NewsdayMissouri man who has never been to NY wrongly sent LI bus camera ticket

Only in NewsdayTown could be on the hook for $20M in school bus camera ticket refunds

Only in NewsdayNew lawsuit over school bus camera tickets following Newsday investigation

Only in NewsdayTown: Toss, refund bus camera tickets improperly issued in school districts that didn't OK program

3 more North Hempstead school districts taking part in bus camera safety program

Lawsuit challenging Hempstead's school bus ticketing program moves forward in court

Newsday InvestigationAnalysis: 70% of Suffolk school bus camera tickets issued on streets where kids don't cross

North Hempstead bus camera program delayed

Only in NewsdayEx-Suffolk lawyer goes to work for BusPatrol after signing contract change

Only in NewsdayNearly 250,000 school bus camera tickets were written on LI in 2023. See where they were issued

Only in NewsdayBusPatrol tickets spark new lawsuit

Only in NewsdaySuffolk's plans to collect $13M in school bus camera violations remains unresolved

Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against BusPatrol

First in NewsdayNearly 26% of Suffolk school bus camera tickets went unpaid, county audit finds

Only in NewsdaySuffolk tosses 8,000 contested school bus camera tickets amid debate over law

First in Newsday2023 school bus camera revenues hit $13 million in Hempstead Town

Newsday InvestigationCompany that runs Suffolk school bus camera program has extensive political ties

Nassau town latest to roll out school bus camera program

Only in NewsdayNYS school bus camera law clarified after violation overturned by court

Only in NewsdaySuffolk not hearing bus camera ticket cases as program reviewed

Only in NewsdayStop signs? LI bus camera tickets facing legal challenges

Only in NewsdaySchool bus cameras to be delayed in many Nassau districts

Summit in Great River looks at school bus passing cameras

Only in NewsdayHempstead school bus cameras nab 12,000 drivers

Only in NewsdayDrivers paid nearly $25M in Suffolk bus camera tickets in 2022

Only in NewsdaySuffolk school bus camera program takes in $12M in 8 months

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