Mother seeks safety measures after girl's fatal bus accident

The mother of 11-year-old Caitlin Rose, who was killed by a car after exiting a school bus in Castledawson, is advocating for new safety measures. Caitlin was struck while crossing a busy road without a bus shelter. Stella McMullan is calling for laws requiring cars to stop for children exiting buses and for improved safety features, such as bus shelters and speed awareness. She has launched a petition that has gained nearly 6,000 signatures. Stella highlighted the dangers children face in rural areas, where they often exit buses onto busy roads. She aims to prevent similar tragedies and has received support from the local community and officials.