Thanks! And your buses are also great catches!

@@bus213 you’re welcome! Thx so much and indeed!! Your catches are awesome as well!!!

@@stevenk51106 Your welcome!

@@bus213 kids have to go to, school

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Thanks!

Thank you! Lol

@@bus213 were both 17 for a couple of months. ill be 18 in april

Hi! Ty

2013

Hello, Kelante. You are receiving this message because of an occurrence that happens all the time. I personally do not care which side someone gets picked up on as long as drivers follow the law. I’ve been picked up that way since 6th Grade, and I find it a little disturbing. However, it is a valid concern, but you unfortunately cannot change how people drive buses. You do you, and let others do their job. Thank you!

@@nebraskabusmaster3808 I replied to the video just as everyone has done. I don’t need your permission or lack thereof to speak my mind. Have you ever driven a commercial vehicle? Do you even have a CDL? If not, do not tell me that I can’t offer another driver some advice. Advice that could possibly save the life of a student.

And by the way, if the safety manager of that school district were to see this, they would likely tell that driver the same thing.

@@kelantefountaine4513 The whole point of the red lights is to allow students to cross the road safely. Back when I rode the school bus kids crossed in front of the bus every day. Just look to make sure any cars that are coming stop. Also, at some stops, students lived on both sides of the road at some stops, so either way, someone's going to have to cross the street there.

Oh sorry, I think I misread your original comment. In the first clip, that bus isn't in the left lane. Or, if it is, the right lane had just begun. At the very beginning of the video you can see the edge of the road right next to the bus