How should a driver handle students fighting or behaving dangerously while the bus is moving?

If serious misbehavior such as a fight occurs while the bus is in motion, the driver should not try to handle it while driving, which would take attention off the road and endanger all passengers. Instead the driver pulls over to a safe place, stops the bus, secures it, and then addresses the situation calmly — separating students, getting help if needed, and following the school's procedures. The driver's first duty is to keep control of the vehicle and protect everyone aboard. Managing behavior from a stopped, safe position is both safer and more effective than attempting it while steering a moving bus.