This bill creates a new federal grant program to help schools install safety cameras on school buses that record when drivers illegally pass the bus's stop arm. Right now, when a school bus stops to let children on or off, its stop arm extends and traffic should stop in both directions. But many drivers ignore this, creating a serious safety risk for kids. This bill directs the Department of Transportation to first study whether these cameras actually make buses safer, then set up a program that gives money to states to buy new buses with this technology or add cameras to buses they already own. The cameras would help catch drivers who illegally pass stopped buses, and the bill emphasizes that any revenue from traffic violations caught on camera should be used to keep the program running and improve student safety. Before launching the grant program, federal transportation agencies also need to figure out the best way to handle the video data, protect people's privacy, and share information with police in a fair way.