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I think it was that someone had enough of trying to strap in their own five year-olds and drive somewhere and didn't want to put that kind of living hell on a bus driver.
No and I've always thought that was weird.
Studies have shown that adding seat belts to the current seating configuration of a school bus can increase the chance of head and neck injuries. For a seat belt to be effective, it must be worn correctly, snug and on the upper thighs. Because school vehicles carry passengers from the very young to high school students, if seat belts were used, they would need to be readjusted and their use monitored. A seat belt not worn correctly may cause serious injuries.
no one wants to pay for them.
Although,I must say that in Canada (vancouver) school buses do have seat belts. At least the ones that i have seen numerous times do.
No, I don't understand it.
If you hit a giant yellow school bus, would you claim you didn't see it??
by zoso1166 on December 13th, 2011
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What do you think of buses with seatbelts? What do you think of buses without them?
by AnonymousGirl on December 19th, 2010
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If you drove a school bus and all the kids were yelling and physically fighting you would?
by Ava9 on November 9th, 2011
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What is some items a school bus driver will need in the bus on his or her route?
by Ava9 on January 8th, 2012
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do school buses have to stop at weigh stations carring children
by ccostea on April 29th, 2011
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