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Transportation of organized groups of children by bus. Questions - answers
Updated July 19, 2018
The published material on the transportation of organized groups of children by road has been prepared on the basis of the following legislative acts:
- Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 1177 of December 17, 2013 was adopted “On approval of the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by buses”,
- Decrees of the Government of the Russian Federation regarding the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by buses dated June 23, 2014, June 30, 2015 (Decree No. 652), June 22, 2016 (Decree No. 569)
- Federal Law No. 138-FZ of May 1, 2016 “On Amendments to the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses” (on administrative fines for violating the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children)
! If new regulatory and other documents appear, they will be reflected in this text.
Are there age restrictions for transported children?
Are there time restrictions for transporting children?
For various violations of the Rules for transporting an organized group of children by bus, the traffic police may fine both the driver, the carrier and the trip organizer. It is very important to know how to behave with traffic police representatives.
WHO CAN BE FINED FOR WHAT BY THE STICK Police AND WHAT IS THE SIZE OF THE FINE FOR VIOLATING THE RULES FOR TRANSPORTING A GROUP OF CHILDREN BY BUS?
Who can be on a bus with an organized group of children?
In paragraph 18 it is written that “when organizing the transportation of a group of children by bus, it is prohibited to allow persons not included in the lists provided for in subparagraph “d” of paragraph 4 of these Rules, except for an appointed medical worker, onto the bus and (or) transport on it. This prohibition does not apply to cases established by federal laws.”
For example, parents of children not included in the preliminary list should not be allowed on the bus. Also, children not on the list cannot be put on the bus. Those. Everyone on the bus must be included in the list, indicating who they are.
When is a medical professional needed to accompany children when traveling on a bus?
Clause 12 clearly states that a medical worker must be in intercity traffic in an organized transport convoy for more than 12 hours according to the traffic schedule. The accompanying medical worker is on the last bus of the convoy. (Resolution No. 652 of June 30, 2015)
Who is the organizer of the organized transportation of a group of children?
This is a legal or natural person who organizes a trip for children - a travel agency, sports society, school, parents, etc. - and is the customer of the vehicle.
How many accompanying persons should there be when transporting children by bus?
(clause 14) The head or official responsible for ensuring road safety, the organization, and in the case of organized transportation of a group of children under a charter agreement, the charterer ensures that each bus carrying children is assigned an accompanying person who accompanies the children during transportation to their destination .
The number of accompanying persons per 1 bus is assigned based on their presence at each door of the bus, while one of the accompanying persons is responsible for the organized transportation of a group of children on the corresponding bus and coordinates the actions of the driver (drivers) and other accompanying persons on the specified bus.
This is the minimum number of accompanying persons, but in fact there may be more of them on the bus.
(clause 15) If 2 or more buses are used for the organized transportation of a group of children, the head or official responsible for ensuring road safety of the organization, and in the case of organized transportation of a group of children under a charter agreement, the charterer appoints a senior person responsible for organized transportation of a group of children and coordination of the actions of drivers and those responsible for buses carrying out such transportation.
The numbering of buses during movement is assigned by the head or official responsible for ensuring road safety of the organization, and in the case of organized transportation of a group of children under a charter agreement - by the charterer and transferred to the charterer no later than 2 working days before the start of such transportation to prepare a list of children.
When are dry rations needed?
(clause 17) If children are on the route according to the traffic schedule for more than 3 hours , the head or official responsible for ensuring road safety, the organization, and in the case of organized transportation of a group of children under a charter agreement - the charterer or charterer (by mutual agreement) ensures the availability of sets of food products (dry rations, bottled water) from the assortment established by the Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare or its territorial administration.
Traffic police officers check the technical condition of the vehicle and the procedure for registering people in it. Checking the list of dry ration products is not within their competence.
*When compiling a set of products for dry rations, follow the recommendations for products when transporting groups of children by rail.
When it is necessary to escort buses with traffic police vehicles, who must notify the traffic police about the trip?
(clause 10) When organizing the transportation of a group of children under a charter agreement, the charterer (trip organizer) or the charterer (by mutual agreement) ensures that notification of the organized transportation of a group of children is submitted to the traffic police department no later than 2 days before the start date if the organized Transportation of a group of children is carried out by 1 or 2 buses.
An application for escort by vehicles of the State Traffic Inspectorate unit of transport convoys is submitted if the specified transportation is carried out as part of 3 or more buses.
The traffic police are notified in the case of transportation of groups of students from secondary educational and secondary vocational educational institutions, because they are minors, i.e. at the time of the trip they were under 18 years of age.
BUT. if students must travel in a convoy, then also notify the traffic police; an escort may be needed.
What to do if there is an unexpected delay on the way?
In such cases, when due to unforeseen circumstances the traffic schedule changes, the travel time changes due to changes in road conditions (traffic restrictions, the appearance of temporary obstacles, etc.), the manager or official responsible from the organization for children, the charterer or the charterer (by mutual agreement) ensures that measures are taken to promptly notify parents (legal representatives) of children, and, if necessary, the traffic police department.
What to do if the bus breaks down or the driver is replaced?
In such cases, you must report this to the traffic police officer on duty. Before your trip, check the phone number on the traffic police website (if you submitted a notification)
What kind of transport is used to transport an organized group of children?
(clause 3) To transport a group of children, a bus is used, from the year of manufacture of which no more than 10 years have passed and which, in terms of purpose and design, meets the technical requirements for the transportation of passengers, is approved in the prescribed manner for participation in road traffic and is equipped in the prescribed manner with a tachograph, and also with GLONASS or GLONASS/GPS satellite navigation equipment.
The entry into force of paragraph 3 of the Resolution was postponed to January 1, 2018 (Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 29, 2017 No. 772).
What are the requirements for the driver?
8. Drivers who meet the following requirements are allowed to drive buses carrying out organized transportation of a group of children:
having work experience as a driver of a category “D” vehicle and at least one year of continuous experience from the last 3 calendar years of work;
have not committed administrative offenses in the field of road traffic, for which administrative punishment is provided in the form of deprivation of the right to drive a vehicle or administrative arrest, during the last year;
who have undergone pre-trip instruction on the safety of transporting children in accordance with the Rules for ensuring the safety of transportation of passengers and cargo by road transport and urban ground electric transport, approved by the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation;
have undergone a pre-trip medical examination in the manner established by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.
ADDITIONALLY
While driving, especially in intercity traffic, children must fasten their seat belts, not walk around the bus, do not sit on the handrails of the seats, and meals for children must be provided only during stops. All these measures will protect children from injuries and accidents during sudden/unexpected braking of the bus.
You may say that it is difficult for children to remain motionless for a long time. In this case, provide stops along the way at parking lots along the route. Do not sit indifferently on the bus waiting for children at scheduled and unscheduled stops; get off the bus with them.
Follow the requirements for transportation of organized groups of children and formalities for registration of transportation!!
Changes to the rules for organized transportation of children
On October 1, 2019, a new edition of the “Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by bus” came into force. Carriers, organizers of children's excursions, teachers, parents and other persons involved in the transportation of children should familiarize themselves with legislative changes in order to avoid fines and unpleasant situations on the road.
These rules apply to both intercity and suburban transportation, as well as transportation within the city.
You can find the full list of rules on this page. Let's consider what requirements were affected by the main changes that occurred in the legislation.
Bus requirements
Now all buses must be equipped with seat belts. The remaining requirements remain unchanged: the presence of a tachograph, GLONASS or GLONASS/GPS satellite navigation equipment.
Driver requirements
The experience of a category D driver on the day of departure must be at least 12 months out of the last 13 months instead of a continuous experience of 1 year, as was previously the case. This means that even if the driver had a break from work for several days (for example, he changed jobs), he still has the right to transport children's groups.
Requirements for an accompanying person
- The trip is impossible without accompanying persons. It used to be the same, but it was not clearly stated (it was just implied).
- The number of accompanying persons should now be the same as the number of doors on the bus intended for passengers to enter/exit. The remaining doors are no longer taken into account (for example, rear hinged doors).
- One of the accompanying persons is appointed as the person in charge of the bus and is responsible for the actions of the other accompanying persons and the driver.
- The attendant's tasks include monitoring seat belts. He must follow:
- that children are restrained before the vehicle starts moving;
- that all children are buckled up while driving;
- so that children do not get up from their seats during the trip and do not move around the cabin;
- keeping order in the cabin;
- for fulfilling the requirements of the charterer, which were communicated to him during the briefing carried out before the trip.
Requirements for the person responsible for transportation
In cases of long, multi-day trips, the responsible person must prepare in advance and have a list of accommodation places for children to rest at night. As an alternative, the register number of the tour operator (in the unified federal register of tour operators) that organized the transportation can be used.
Requirements for the charterer and charterer
Now a notification to the traffic police about organized transportation is submitted by the charterer or the charterer. Individuals (parents, teachers, etc.) do not have the right to submit a notification.
- The charterer can submit documents only if he is an individual entrepreneur, an authorized representative of an individual entrepreneur or legal entity.
- The charterer always submits documents when the charterer is an individual, in other cases - by agreement with the charterer.
Rules for transporting a group of children on a bus
Good afternoon, dear reader.
This article will discuss the rules for transporting groups of children on a bus . Over the past few years, several regulations related to this issue have been issued and amended. All of them were reviewed on pddmaster.ru.
This article contains generalized information and will be updated as legislation changes.
Please note that issues of organized transportation of children affect not only transport companies.
For example, if parents of schoolchildren want to organize an excursion for their children, then they will also have to comply with the transportation rules.
This article will discuss the documents required for transportation, requirements for buses and the people on them.
What is organized transportation of children?
“Organized transportation of a group of children” - transportation on a bus that is not a route vehicle, a group of children of 8 or more people, carried out without their parents or other legal representatives.
Please note that organized transportation does not include:
- Children's ride on a minibus. For example, if children and their teacher go to the theater on trolleybus number 1.
- Transportation of 7 or less children.
- Transportation of 8 or more children and several parents, in which 7 or less children are traveling without parents.
Organized transportation includes transportation when:
- People travel on a bus that is not a route vehicle.
- Among the people there are at least 8 children whose parents are not present on the bus.
If the above conditions are met, then you should read this article to the end and study the transportation rules.
Participants of organized transportation
Currently, the list of persons who can participate in organized transportation is strictly limited. Clause 18 of the rules for transporting children by bus:
18. When organizing the transportation of a group of children, it is prohibited to allow persons not included in the lists provided for in subparagraph “e” of paragraph 4 of these Rules onto the bus and (or) transport on it . This prohibition does not apply to cases established by federal laws.
Only :
- driver(s) included in the driver information document;
- children included in the list of children;
- accompanying persons included in the list of accompanying persons;
- employees and individuals included in the list of passengers;
- medical professional included in the relevant document.
Please note that the legality of each person on the bus must be confirmed by an appropriate document. You cannot take a person on a trip without a document.
As an example, consider the following situation. The 11th grade of a secondary school is going on a tourist trip. At the same time, some students have reached the age of 18, i.e. they are not children. The rest of the class remains children. How to prepare documents in this case?
It's actually quite simple:
- Students under 18 years of age should be included in the list of children;
- Students over 18 years of age must be listed as an adult passenger (some may be listed as a designated chaperone).
Let's take a closer look at each of the trip participants.
Bus driver
The driver must meet the following requirements:
- working as a category D driver for 12 of the last 13 months;
- absence of offenses for which deprivation of rights or administrative arrest is provided during the last year. Please note that there are offenses for which the punishment is imposed at the discretion of the judge (fine or deprivation of rights). Moreover, if the driver is punished with a fine under such an article, then he cannot transport children;
- undergo pre-trip briefing;
- undergo a pre-trip medical examination.
Children under 18 years of age must be included in the special list of children.
Moreover, if there is at least one child under 7 years of age on the list, then the bus schedule must be drawn up so that the bus does not travel longer than 4 hours. That is, we are talking about the total duration of the trip. So it won’t be possible to take small children on long trips.
Accompanying
All accompanying persons must be included in a special list of accompanying persons.
Accompanying persons are assigned to each of the buses involved in transportation. The minimum number of accompanying persons is 1 person at each bus door intended for boarding.
If the bus has 2 doors, then there must be at least two accompanying people.
The maximum number of accompanying persons is not limited.
For example, 8 children and 30 accompanying persons can travel on a bus.
One of the accompanying persons on each bus is designated as responsible.
a senior responsible escort is also appointed . Until October 1, 2019, the senior person in charge could only travel on the last bus in the convoy. After October 1, this requirement is canceled and the senior accompanying person can ride on any bus.
Adult passengers
All adult bus passengers must be included on a separate list.
If the trip is organized without the participation of additional adult passengers, then a list of such passengers is not required.
Medical worker
A medical professional is required only if an intercity trip is planned, the duration of which (according to the schedule) exceeds 12 hours.
From October 1, 2019, a medical worker can travel on any bus in the convoy. Previously, he was supposed to be on the last bus.
Documents for organized transportation
Traffic police document
If transportation is carried out by one or two buses, then a copy of the traffic police notification .
If 3 or more buses are involved in transportation, then a copy of the traffic police decision on the appointment of an escort . In this case, the bus convoy is accompanied by one or more police vehicles.
List of children
1. Instead of the “Age” column, the “Date of Birth” column can be used.
2. An additional column “Boarding and (or) disembarking point” may be added if children get on or off at intermediate stops.
For example, a bus with children goes on an excursion to Moscow from the city of Kolomna. At the same time, some children get on the bus at the beginning of the route, and some get on in the city of Bronnitsy.
In this case, in the additional column of the list you need to indicate the city of Bronnitsy opposite those children who will get on and off the bus there.
List of assigned escorts
Please note that accompanying persons cannot board or disembark at intermediate points. They must travel from the beginning to the end of the route.
List of passengers and workers
An additional column “Boarding and/or Disembarking Point” may be added to this table if passengers board or disembark at intermediate stops.
List of all passengers
From October 1, 2019, all passengers can be included in a single list , that is, issuing separate lists for children, accompanying and adult passengers is not required.
For example, the list might look like this:
Note. If a medical professional is involved in the trip, he must also be included in the passenger list. In addition, a license to carry out medical activities or an agreement with a medical organization must be attached.
Driver's document
The driver's document must indicate his full name and telephone number. If there are several drivers, then the document indicates the details of each of them.
Please note that we are not talking about a driver's license. A separate document is required, which must be prepared by the transportation organizer.
In addition, you don’t have to issue if the documents include a copy of the traffic police notification about the transportation. Such notification is mandatory if the transportation involves 1 or 2 buses.
Procedure for boarding passengers on the bus
The order of boarding passengers includes information about how exactly it is controlled that exactly the passengers from the list got on the bus:
- according to documents (official ID, travel voucher, student card);
- according to the list of passengers;
Transportation route
The transportation route must include:
- point of departure;
- intermediate pick-up/drop-off points;
- point of arrival;
- stopping places for food and rest.
Note. Before October 1, 2019, a traffic schedule was also required, which should have indicated the time of arrival at different points along the route.
Additional documents
Documents that the driver must have only in some cases:
- The charter agreement or a copy thereof (if such an agreement was concluded).
- List of food supplies if children are traveling for more than 3 hours.
Please note that the originals of all the documents listed above must be kept for 90 days from the date of the trip , and if an accident involving victims occurred during the trip, then for 3 years.
Bus for organized transportation
22.6. Organized transportation of a group of children must be carried out in accordance with these Rules, as well as the rules approved by the Government of the Russian Federation, on a bus marked with identification marks “Transportation of Children”.
requirements apply to the bus :
- Installation of a sign “Transportation of children”. The sign is installed in front and behind the bus.
- Turning on a yellow or orange beacon (starting from July 1, 2018).
- The bus must comply in terms of purpose and design with the technical requirements for the transportation of passengers.
- The bus must be permitted to participate in road traffic.
- Installation of tachograph.
- Installation of GLONASS or GLONASS/GPS satellite navigation equipment.
- The bus must be equipped with seat belts (from October 1, 2019).
- No more than 10 years have passed since the bus was manufactured (from June 30, 2020).
Transportation at night
Clause 11 of the rules regulates the specifics of transporting children at night:
11. At night (from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.), organized transportation of a group of children to and from railway stations, airports is allowed, completion of the organized transportation of a group of children (delivery to the final destination determined by the schedule, or to an overnight stay) in case of unplanned deviation from the traffic schedule (if there is a delay in transit), as well as organized transportation of a group of children, carried out on the basis of legal acts of the highest executive bodies of state power of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. Moreover, after 23:00 the transportation distance should not exceed 100 kilometers.
Transportation at night (from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.) is possible in the following cases:
- To or from the train station, airport.
- Completion of transportation in case of deviation from the schedule.
- If transportation is carried out on the basis of a legal act of the highest executive body of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation.
For example, the government of the Yaroslavl region may issue a decree on the implementation of organized transportation at night.
In conclusion, I would like to remind you that this article was compiled on the basis of the following regulatory document:
If you still have any questions, then first of all I recommend turning to the original source.
In addition, let me remind you that for violation of transportation rules fines from 3,000 to 200,000 rubles :
Memo for moving an organized group of children on foot
REMINDER
to ensure safety during the movement of an organized group of students along the streets and roads of the city.
To ensure the safety of students when moving an organized group along the streets and roads of the city, read this memo carefully.
Let's consider the term from paragraph 1.2 of the traffic rules:
An organized walking column is a group of people, designated in accordance with paragraph 4.2 of the Rules, moving together along the road in the same direction.
The definition makes reference to clause 4.2, so let’s turn to it:
In front and behind the column on the left side there should be escorts with red flags, and in the dark and in conditions of poor visibility - with lights on: in front - white, in back - red.
Thus, an organized foot column must have the following characteristics:
- Several people walking in the same direction. The number of participants is not clearly indicated, so two people are quite enough.
- Escorts with red flags must go in front and behind the column. To organize the movement, 2 accompanying persons are enough, one of whom goes in front, and the second goes behind. In the center of the column, accompanying persons are not required.
- At night or in conditions of poor visibility, accompanying persons must have flashlights. White - front, red - rear (similar to the colors of car headlights and lanterns).
It turns out that any 3 people with flags and/or lanterns can declare themselves an organized column. Why might they need this? For example, to walk along the roadway without violating traffic rules.
Rules for the movement of an organized column
According to clause 4.2 of the traffic rules:
4.2. The movement of organized pedestrian columns along the roadway is permitted only in the direction of movement of vehicles on the right side of no more than four people in a row.
Please note that, unlike the movement of pedestrians, an organized column must walk along the opposite side of the roadway, i.e. in the same direction as vehicles.
In addition, no more than 4 people can line up in a row on the roadway. Accompanying persons are not included in this number, because a person cannot be both in the column and behind (in front) of it at the same time.
The requirements listed above apply exclusively to traffic on the roadway. If an organized column walks along the sidewalk, then the direction of movement and the number of people in a row can be any.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Rules for the movement of children in groups
The procedure for organizing and forming groups of children to follow the streets and roads.
The total number of children in the group is determined by the school administration and agreed with the responsible persons accompanying the group.
1. Children must be accompanied by at least two adults during any walks or excursions.
2. One of the accompanying persons is appointed senior. The senior chaperone must be introduced to the group, children must know him by sight and follow only his instructions.
3. Children line up in a column of two and take each other’s hands. It is advisable that they do not have any objects or toys in their hands while moving in a column.
4. One accompanying person is in front of the group, the second is behind.
5. Each accompanying person must have a red flag. The group should be marked with red flags carried by the first and last pair of children.
2. The order of the streets and roads.
2.1. The group’s route is drawn up before it begins and should include as few crossings of the roadway as possible and, if possible, the use of only controlled crossings.
2. A group of children should move along the sidewalk or pedestrian path, keeping to the right.
3. If there is no sidewalk or pedestrian path, it is allowed to lead a group of children along the left side of the curb to meet vehicle movements. Driving on the side of the road is permitted only during daylight hours.
3. The procedure for crossing the roadway.
3.1. Before crossing the roadway, the group should stop on the sidewalk so that the stretched formation is grouped
3.2. Crossing the roadway is permitted only at marked pedestrian crossings, and if there are none, at intersections along the sidewalks or curbs.
3.3. At a controlled crossing, crossing the roadway is permitted only with permission from the traffic light or traffic controller. You can start moving only at the same time as the enabling signal is turned on. While the group is moving across the roadway, both accompanying persons must stand on the roadway on both sides, facing the movement of vehicles, with red flags raised. If the signals change before the group finishes crossing the roadway, the accompanying persons remain on it until the group finishes moving and leave the roadway after the last pair of children.
3.4. When crossing the roadway at unregulated intersections and pedestrian crossings, the group should stop on the sidewalk. Before starting the crossing, accompanying persons must go out on both sides of the roadway with raised red flags to attract the attention of drivers, and only after making sure that their signals have been received, the senior accompanying person allows the crossing. The accompanying persons leave the roadway after the last pair of children.
3.5. Crossing the roadway outside of designated pedestrian crossings or intersections is permitted only as an exception in one case only: outside populated areas if there is no crossing or intersection in sight.
3.6. It is permitted to cross the roadway at right angles to the edge of the roadway in areas without a dividing strip or restrictions, where it is clearly visible in both directions. 7. Before starting to cross a group roadway, accompanying persons go out onto it and stand with raised red flags facing the movement of vehicles. Having made sure that the transition is safe, the senior accompanying person gives a command allowing the transition to begin.
4. Rules for transporting children in public transport.
1. Boarding and disembarking must be done through the front doors only. The senior escort must warn the driver about the exit.
2. Before boarding, children must be told the name of the stop where they will get off, explain that boarding and disembarking is carried out only at the command of the senior accompanying person and that during the entire trip they should follow only his orders, explain the procedure for boarding, disembarking and behavior in the cabin.
3. The first to board the carriage is one of the accompanying persons, who supervises the placement of children in the carriage. The second accompanying person sits down after all the children have entered the carriage.
4. One stop before the end of the trip, all children are announced to get off at the next stop.
5. Children exit the carriage in the same order as when boarding: one of the accompanying persons exits first, the second makes sure that all children exit, and is the last to exit.
6. Movement from the sidewalk to boarding and to the sidewalk after getting off is carried out in full compliance with the rules for crossing the roadway
7. Children are counted on the sidewalk after disembarkation.
WE RECOMMEND TO WEAR REFLECTIVE VESTS WHEN ORGANIZED GROUPS OF CHILDREN MOVE THROUGH THE CITY STREETS!
Fines for the movement of an organized foot column
The Code of Administrative Offenses does not contain fines intended specifically for an organized pedestrian column.
However, if the column is not marked with flags and lanterns, or if there are 5 or more people in a row, then it is not organized. And the following fines may be imposed on participants in such a walk on the roadway:
Transportation of children
ORGANIZED TRANSPORTATION OF GROUPS OF CHILDREN BY BUSES
In order to prevent road accidents during organized transportation of groups of children by bus, the Russian Federation has introduced special requirements for such transportation.
On this page you will find information about regulatory documents regulating the requirements for transporting groups of children, guidelines for their organization and other useful information.
BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF ROAD TRAFFIC RULES FOR ORGANIZED TRANSPORTATION OF GROUPS OF CHILDREN
According to the definition of the Traffic Rules:
“Organized transportation of a group of children” - transportation on a bus that is not a route vehicle, a group of children of 8 or more people, carried out without their parents or other legal representatives.
Organized transportation of a group of children must be carried out in accordance with the Traffic Rules, as well as the Rules for the organized transportation of groups of children by buses (approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 15, 2013 No. 1177), in a bus marked with identification signs “Transportation of Children” (clause 23.6 of the Traffic Regulations ).
Identification sign “Transportation of children” - in the form of a yellow square with a red border (border width - 1/10 of the side), with a black image of the symbol of road sign 1.23 (the side of the square of the identification sign located in front of the vehicle must be at least 250 mm , rear - 400 mm).
The speed of a bus carrying out organized transportation of groups of children should not exceed 60 km/h (clause 10.3 of the traffic rules).
In this regard, the identification sign “Speed Limit” must also be installed on the rear of the body on the left side of the bus - in the form of a reduced color image of road sign 3.24 indicating the permitted speed “60 km”
h" (sign diameter - at least 160 mm, border width - 1/10 of the diameter).
From July 1, 2018, when organizing the transportation of a group of children on a bus, a yellow or orange flashing light must be turned on (clause 3.4 of the traffic rules as amended by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated December 23, 2017 N 1621).
An illuminated yellow or orange flashing light does not provide an advantage in traffic and serves to warn other road users.
BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF THE RULES FOR ORGANIZED TRANSPORTATION OF GROUPS OF CHILDREN BY BUSES
The rules for the organized transportation of groups of children by buses establish that for such transportation, a bus is used, from the year of manufacture of which no more than 10 years have passed (the requirement is introduced from July 1, 2020), which in its purpose and design meets the technical requirements for the transportation of passengers, is approved for in the established order to participate in road traffic and is equipped in the established order with a tachograph, as well as GLONASS or GLONASS/GPS satellite navigation equipment and is equipped with seat belts.
Drivers who meet the following requirements are allowed to drive buses carrying out organized transportation of groups of children:
- having worked as a driver of a category “D” vehicle for at least one year as of the date of the start of organized transportation of a group of children from the last year and one month;
- have not committed administrative offenses in the field of road traffic, for which administrative punishment is provided in the form of deprivation of the right to drive a vehicle or administrative arrest, during the last year;
— have undergone pre-trip instruction on the safety of transporting children in accordance with the rules for ensuring the safety of transporting passengers and cargo by road and urban ground electric transport (approved by order of the Ministry of Transport of Russia dated January 15, 2014 No. 7);
— have undergone a pre-trip medical examination (the procedure was approved by order of the Ministry of Health of Russia dated December 15, 2014 N 835n).
About the organized transportation of groups of children by one or two buses, it is necessary to submit a notification to the regional traffic police department at the place where the transportation begins.
The procedure for submitting notifications was approved by Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated December 30, 2016 No. 941.
BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROCEDURE FOR SUBMISSION OF NOTICE:
- can be submitted electronically using the service and must be submitted on time:
no later than 48 hours before the start of transportation - in intercity traffic;
no later than 24 hours before the start of transportation - in urban and suburban services.
- can be submitted in relation to several planned organized transportations of a group of children along the same route, indicating the dates and times of such transportations.
In the case of organized transportation of groups of children in transport convoys (consisting of three or more buses), an application is submitted for their escort by State Traffic Inspectorate vehicles.
An application for escorting a convoy of buses carrying out organized transportation of groups of children must be submitted no later than 10 days before the start of transportation.
Submission of a notification or application is ensured by the head or official of the organization responsible for ensuring road safety, and in the case of organized transportation of a group of children under a charter agreement:
charterer or charterer (by mutual agreement, which is specified in the contract) - if the charterer is an authorized representative of a legal entity or an individual entrepreneur (its authorized representative);
charterer - if the charterer is an individual.
charterer - an individual or legal entity who, under a charter agreement, undertakes to pay the cost of using all or part of the capacity of one or more vehicles provided for one or more flights for the transportation of passengers and luggage, cargo;
charterer - a legal entity, individual entrepreneur who, under a charter agreement, has assumed the obligation to provide the charterer with all or part of the capacity of one or more vehicles for one or more flights for the transportation of passengers, luggage, and cargo.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR VIOLATIONS OF REQUIREMENTS FOR ORGANIZED TRANSPORTATION OF GROUPS OF CHILDREN BY BUSES
Liability for violation of the requirements for the organized transportation of groups of children by bus is established by Article 12.23 of the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses.
Thus, part 3 of this article establishes liability for violating the requirements for transporting children established by the Traffic Rules in the form of an administrative fine for the driver in the amount of three thousand rubles; for officials - twenty-five thousand rubles; for legal entities - one hundred thousand rubles.
Part 4 - for carrying out organized transportation of a group of children by buses that do not meet the requirements of the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by buses, or by a driver who does not meet the requirements of the specified Rules, or without a charter agreement, if the presence of such a document is provided for by the specified Rules, or without a route program, or without a list of children, or without a list of appointed accompanying persons provided for by these Rules. For violators, an administrative fine is imposed on the driver in the amount of three thousand rubles; for officials - twenty-five thousand rubles; for legal entities - one hundred thousand rubles.
For violation of the requirements for transporting children at night, established by the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by buses, part 5 of the article provides for an administrative fine for the driver in the amount of five thousand rubles or deprivation of the right to drive vehicles for a period of four to six months; for officials - fifty thousand rubles; for legal entities - two hundred thousand rubles.
Part 6 of the article establishes liability for other violations of the requirements for the transportation of children established by the Rules for the organized transportation of a group of children by bus, with the exception of cases provided for in parts 4 and 5 of this article, in the form of an administrative fine on officials in the amount of twenty-five thousand rubles; for legal entities - one hundred thousand rubles.
For administrative offenses provided for in Article 12.23 of the Administrative Code, persons engaged in business activities without forming a legal entity bear administrative liability as legal entities.
Please note that to send a notification about organized transportation of groups of children, you must use a special service