Read the State Code:

A violation under this section shall not: (i) be deemed a criminal conviction; (ii) be made part of the operating record of the individual upon whom the penalty is imposed under section 1535 (relating to schedule of convictions and points); (iii) be the subject of merit rating for insurance purposes; or (iv) authorize imposition of surcharge points in the provision of motor vehicle insurance coverage.

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=75&div=0&chpt=33&sctn=45&subsctn=1&mobile_choice=suppress

335.1(c)(4)(iv) is posted above. No points. Either your husband did it before (occam’s razor) or somehow the law is different in Erie. Or municipal error, I suppose

Can’t both be right.

Was your husband ticketed by a bus camera? First time? According to my SD, “In Pennsylvania, a first-time stop-arm violation witnessed by a stop-arm enforcement carries a fine of $300 and no points.”

You’re incorrect.

https://www.rtmsd.org/Page/460

Edit: you should Google the school district whose bus it is. They typically have more information on their website including whether it is just a fine or not. I’m down in Delco and I know that is the case in our SD. Have seen the cameras and now extra cautious (always was) around the busses. Eat the fine, it’s just money.

I’m pretty sure these automated tickets are just fines and not suspensions. Only if pulled over by an actual officer would the latter apply

Don’t rich Republicans care about their property tax bills skyrocketing due to this?

If it is “found” by the 18 year old, then it’s not illegal.

Anyone you know do a guided hunt in Ridley Creek? It’s wildly close to me and I’ve always wanted to do it