Public schools are back in business tomorrow morning!
So, please, please, please be careful on your streets and roads!
The little ones may not yet know the “rules of the road” so it up to the rest of us to ensure that the first day of school is full of happy memories for everyone.
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3 Comments to “Public schools are back in business tomorrow morning!”
When I was doing the morning drop off duties, my route to my son’s daycare took me along a couple of very busy roads (Russell and St. Laurent) with three school bus stops along the way.
I would see a car(s) racing past the yellow buses AT LEAST once a week.
Shameful.
@squid – I agree with you. What are your other 4 reasons?
@Dave – helluva job you have there! You have to be a special person to take responsibility for 30+ kids!
As a school bus driver thank you. It doesn’t happen all that often but I’d guess that 6 times a year someone drives by the bus while I’m loading or unloading children.
If one less person does it because of your post that’s one less peril for the students.
Again, Thank you.
Ottawa is the only place I’ve lived in this country where I’ve seen anyone pass stopped school buses at all. Worse, I’ve seen it enough times here to think it’s a regular occurrence. It’s one of my top 5 reasons why I think Ottawa drivers are the worst in the world.
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When I was doing the morning drop off duties, my route to my son’s daycare took me along a couple of very busy roads (Russell and St. Laurent) with three school bus stops along the way.
I would see a car(s) racing past the yellow buses AT LEAST once a week.
Shameful.
@squid – I agree with you. What are your other 4 reasons?
@Dave – helluva job you have there! You have to be a special person to take responsibility for 30+ kids!
As a school bus driver thank you. It doesn’t happen all that often but I’d guess that 6 times a year someone drives by the bus while I’m loading or unloading children.
If one less person does it because of your post that’s one less peril for the students.
Again, Thank you.
Ottawa is the only place I’ve lived in this country where I’ve seen anyone pass stopped school buses at all. Worse, I’ve seen it enough times here to think it’s a regular occurrence. It’s one of my top 5 reasons why I think Ottawa drivers are the worst in the world.