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The Indiana House of Representatives voted late Monday to prevent students from being charged a fee for transportation to and from a public school. The legislation, House Bill 1134, passed 92-2. The issue came to light after Franklin Township schools in Indianapolis began charging fees to ride the buses because of a budget shortfall. The bill will now be heard in the Senate.
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