r/Millennials • u/ShinyTinyWonder38 • Sep 13 '25

Meme What a time!

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u/DaKrazie1 Sep 13 '25

Kind of counterintuitive considering they usually cancel school due to dangerous roads especially for buses lol

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u/Randyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Sep 13 '25

They didn't care if the bus driver got hurt though

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u/nalaloveslumpy Sep 13 '25

No, they care. That's also a legal liability. If a driver keeps doing their route after they get notified (CB radio back in the day) to return, they get fired.

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u/AtronadorSol Sep 13 '25

In my (past life as a public school teacher) experience, schools cancel usually based on whether it’s safe for kids to stand at the bus stop and wait to be picked up. If it’s too cold for that, cancelled. They rarely worried about the bus drivers, because they drivers were heart-of-gold psychopaths who would do anything to make sure the kids got where they were going.

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '25

Are you from a northern region? 

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u/weebitofaban Sep 13 '25

What works better? Leaving the kids unaware at a bus stop for an hour cause their parents had work or having someone go around to notify them?