National Children Protection Act of 1983

The National Children Protection Act of 1983 was a U.S act of Congress which banned the use of official school buses in several cities in the United States. The act came as a response to the 1983 Liberty City School Bus Attacks that occured on February 23rd, 1983.

The act forbid the usage of official school buses throughout the American cities of Liberty City, Carcer City, Vice City, Washington D.C, San Fierro, Los Santos, and Las Venturas. The fear of terrorists targetting school buses was very high after the attacks, and many city governments agreed it was the best to ban them altogether. Many cities expanded their public transport system and bought new and larger buses to accomodate with the growing amount of children on normal buses.

In recent years there has been several cities that lifted the bans as school bus protection systems enhanced, some cities that removed the ban include Washington D.C and Las Venturas.