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The bus isn't the problem. They use school busses in all sorts of vocational environments (e.g oil field) that can be characterized as "mud pit". The (typical
by throwaway0a5e 5y ago
The bus isn't the problem. They use school busses in all sorts of vocational environments (e.g oil field) that can be characterized as "mud pit". The (typically) elderly driver and insane parents who screech about safety at the mere hint of a dusting are the problem.
- bitwize 5y agoWhere do you live? Snow is common enough throughout nearly the entire northern half of the lower 48 that "the mere hint of a dusting" is not enough to call a snow day. Where I grew up in the northeast, it practically took a whiteout before they would call school off.