The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . PRIVATE SCHOOL BUSES WITH MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR SEATS WHICH ARE WITHIN THE CLASS DESCRIBED BY SECTION 316.615 . . . in a sum of not less than $300,000. (2) School buses subject to the provisions of chapter 234 or s. 316.615 . . . 2) eliminate the applicability of section 627.742 and require a reference to chapter 234 or section 316.615 . . . Section 316.615, Florida Statutes (1989), reads in pertinent part: (l)(a) All motor vehicles, other than . . . Thus, while section 316.615 purports to exercise some regulatory authority over nonpublic-sector school . . .
. . . PRIVATE SCHOOL BUSES WITH FEWER THAN TWENTY-FOUR SEATS WHICH ARE WITHIN THE CLASS DESCRIBED BY SECTION 316.615 . . .
. . . private school buses with fewer than twenty-four seats which are within the class described by section 316.615 . . .
. . . has an express exclusion which states: “[sjchool buses subject to the provisions of chapter 234 or s. 316.615 . . . addresses the responsibilities of school boards for the transportation of school children, while section 316.615 . . . Vehicles, the school bus at issue in the present case fits within the class described by subsection 316.615 . . . which chapter 234 might be made applicable to privately operated school buses by virtue of section 316.615 . . . (2) of that statute provides that “school buses subject to the provisions of chapter 234 or section 316.615 . . . The other section referred to in 627.742(2), is section 316.615, entitled “Inspection of School Buses . . . than twenty-four pupils, mandates that such vehicles comply with the requirements of chapter 234 and § 316.615 . . . Pursuant to section 316.615(6), the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has promulgated Florida . . . private school buses with more than twenty-four seats which are within the class described by section 316.615 . . .