School buses have existed almost as long as automobiles have existed. In the nineteenth century, before the invention of the automobile, horse drawn carriages called 'kid hacks' sometimes transported children to school.
Plastic and rubber for school buses and wool and metal for local buses
I think school buses are yellow because not many cars are yellow so they will stand out more. School buses are painted chrome yellow for its high visibility Also because the federal safety people say it has to be. So technically yellow school buses are a federal law
One can purchase buses in Canada from Major Vehicle Exchange a dealer of used shuttle and wheelchair bus specialty. They also sell shuttle buses, tour buses, used and new buses.
It varies by state. Under the federal regs, a school bus is permitted to travel the speed limit, and some states (such as Tennessee and Colorado) allow their school buses to. Some states, however, have this tendency to govern their school buses. For example, the State of North Carolina, in their ever infinite wisdom, decided it would be a good idea to govern their school buses at 50 MPH, then allow them onto Interstate highways during peak traffic hours, and pretend like it doesn't create a significant road hazard.
BANGALORE was the first city to introduce Volvo buses to public transport and it has the highest number of volvo buses on city routes..
By walking , but most take buses to get to school because unlike the US , the parents chose were the children should go to school , so some do travel and take many buses to get to their school , and it also depends on the schools reputation .
Most public schools don't have transportation facilities (i.e.: school buses) so many children are delivered by their parents at the school gates. Conversely, most private schools are required by the government to provide transportation from the children's homes into the school.
It depends on where you're from!
Because black schools didnt get buses
If a large percentage of students are taken to schools on buses, school should be cancelled and it normally is. If a very small percentage of students take buses to school, then schools might remain open even though some stidents would miss that day.
It depends on how close or far they are from the school. If its relatively close, they will walk, otherwise, they will go by car, bus, or taxi. Basically the same way here in the US, only the schools don't have school buses.
Buses, Cars (Trucks), Bicycles, Motorcycles, and the good old 'sneaker express' (Walking). In ancient times getting to school was easy, you just had to wake up and you were at church & school at the same time.
Either through funds given to the school by the government, or through private donations and fundraisers.
Usually like 24.
Now there is a rule. It's for smaller buses. These have lap belts. They need high seats. These keep bigger children safe.
No unfortuantely... but you can call a cab and to get to work you have a carpool and children go to school in buses!!!!
No they don't because school buses are not living creatures.