A school bus driver who is transporting children through the Malaga mountains tests positive for cocaine

The authorities have been informed that a SCHOOL bus driver from Serrania De Ronda, who was transporting 12 schoolchildren at the time of the test, tested positive for cocaine.

The incident occurred around 8:30am on 14 March when the Guardia Civil Malaga traffic division was conducting routine checks on school buses along the A-374, in the town of Ronda.

During the operation they stopped a school bus with 12 minors on its way to a nearby school. 

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The driver was tested for drugs at the roadside using a saliva sample. This test can detect up to six different types of drugs. 

The initial tests indicated that cocaine was present. This result was confirmed later by a certified lab.

The driver also failed to have the mandatory passenger insurance and display the V10 sign that indicates the vehicle is carrying minors.

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The Guardia Civil has cited the driver’s multiple violations, and reminded transport companies of their strict safety regulations to protect children. 

All students were transported safely and without incident.