A school bus safety initiative by the Ontario Provincial Police proved to be successful.
Officers were on the lookout for drivers who failed to make school bus safety a priority.
According to the OPP, only one driver was charged for failing to stop for a school bus during this year's campaign.
Police say they're pleased with the response, and that residents were driving responsibly around school buses.
Passing a stopped school bus, with its red lights flashing, could lead to a fine of $400 to $2,000 and six demerit points for a first offence.