Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-04-10 | Page 18 | State Patrol Starts Inspections of Utah School District Buses

r n r 4 Yf l h ir H iE y 1 J J is' is isyl t r J J r Launch Annual Bus Inspection Sergeant H. H M. M Doyle left leff and Patrolman Jack Seddon check check lights on one of first buses inspected at of Jordan high school State Patrol Starts Inspections Of Utah School District Buses Annual spring Inspection of the themore themore themore more than school buses of Utah's 40 school districts began Monday as members of the state highway y patrol began a a. check eck of the safety ty equipment of the v vehicles ve ve- ve 1 cles Patrol P. P L. L Dow estimated that the inspection would be completed by Saturday An average of defects per vehicle ve ve- hicle was found in buses in the annual fall inspection con conducted last October and an average of 1 21 defects per vehicle in buses in the spring inspection during during during dur dur- ing April 1943 state highway patrol patrol patrol pa pa- records indicated To facilitate inspection Mr Dow said patrolmen in charge of each district will request bus drivers rs to ha have e their buses at a a. central point in the district on designated days of the week Inspection of the Jordan school district began Monday noon und under r direction o of Sergeant H H. M M. Doyle and Patrolman Jack Seddon of the highway patrol We expect to find buses of the Jordan district in pretty pretty- good shape as the district has had a fine safety record said Sergeant Doyle One of the first bus buses s inspected by y the patrolmen was that of Howard l Newbold of South Jor Jor- dan