MassTran is a special needs (paratransit) transportation company.  After trying our original four Dual-Vision™ Cameras and getting to know some of the Rosco staff that worked on the development of these products, we decided to fully commit to this new product.  Our order consisted of 68 units including the security enclosure and 16GB cards.  Although our first priority was to plan for camera installation in all 43 of our wheelchair vans, after a Friday morning trip one of our fourteen passenger 7-D van drivers mentioned that one of his students was being very difficult on the bus and we installed one Dual-Vision™ on that bus immediately before he went out on his Friday afternoon run.  Sure enough, shortly after that bus driver's clients had been dropped off in the afternoon, one client's mother called the office claiming that "her daughter had been hit by the monitor on the bus".  She told us that she was going to let the authorities handle the matter.  While watching the video we sat wondering how we managed to get by before having cameras in vehicles.  Ironically, the video showed the 8 year old student spitting on and hitting our monitor for the entire 27 minutes of the trip!  The worst thing our monitor could have been accused of was un-buckling her seat belt to reach for the hand sanitizer and paper towels.  On Monday morning, I received a message from DSS (Department of Social Services) inquiring about the incident.  When I told her we had the whole thing on video she came right into the office, watched and dismissed the entire incident.  There's no way of telling what the camera was worth on that day but I'm glad we'll never know.