LEE COUNTY, FL SCHOOL BUS STATISTICS

The Lee County School District serves 7,000 school bus stops daily.

Of the 7,000 school bus stops, 2,500 pick up children in the dark. 

On average, there are approximately 16,000 changes made to the physical school bus stop locations each year in Lee County.

SolarGuard, the solar-powered, streetlight with built-in amber/white flashing LED safety lights mounted on a galvanized steel pole.

        • Solar-powered. No on-going electrical costs.

        • Motion-Sensor. Stays illuminated for 20 minutes after the last detection of movement.

        • Speed testing conducted by police officer with radar gun documented a 30% reduction in car speed.

        • Withstands high winds for hurricane safety.

        • Can be mobilized and relocated to other school bus stops, as needed.

        • 1-year service warranty.

        • Low voltage, so safe for children.

        • Easy installation. Less than 4 hours time.

        • Low-cost. $980/unit.

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Parents of Lee County Students Agree the SolarGuard is the best choice.

Lee County parents rated Fort Myers-based SolarGuard’s School Bus-Stop Safety Lights, the solar-powered, streetlight with built-in amber/white flashing LED safety lights mounted on a galvanized steel pole, the clear #1 choice in all five categories:

  • Most effective for keeping children safe
  • Fastest installation time
  • Lowest cost to purchase and install
  • Least amount of traffic disruption during installation
  • Best suited to adapt to the l6,000 changes in school bus stop locations made each year in Lee County

Do Parents Consider SolarGuard to be
"Worth or Well-Worth the Tax Dollars"?
YES!

(Results based on August, 2019 Survey)

70%

SolarGuard®

55%

Signs with Solar Beacons 

55%

Sidewalks and Crosswalks 

66%

Permanent Streetlights 

52%

Benches 

In 2017, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that 214 children were killed by a vehicle while walking, jogging, hiking, sitting or lying down.

14%

14% (30) occurring between 6 am - 8:59 am

33%

33% (70) between 3 pm - 5:59 pm

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