DCPS issued more than 10,000 bus stop-arm violations in two months. These 2 major roads had the most

Duval County Public Schools has collected more than $600,000 from bus stop arm camera violations since launching the program, and new data reveals where drivers are breaking the law most often.The school system mailed 5,277 tickets in August and 5,221 tickets in September.Ten hotspots top violation listTen roadway locations account for the highest number of violations in Duval County. Two corridors stand out: Beach Boulevard and University Boulevard.The full list of top violation locations includes:8800 block of Atlantic Blvd.2500 block of University Blvd. N11400 block of Beach Blvd.3700 block of University Blvd. S11900 block of Beach Blvd.3800 block of Blanding Blvd.12800 block of Beach Blvd.2800 block of Dunn Ave.12100 block of Beach Blvd.1100 block of Lane Ave. SDrivers say they didn’t know they were breaking the lawDrivers along Beach Boulevard say many are unaware they’re violating the law. Parents who spoke with Channel 4 say the issue is one of awareness — and consequence.“When