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A little life vignette shows safety consciousness of AC bus drivers By Carol S. Myers I observed a very interesting situation yesterday. While in the front office at Adair County Elementary, two bus drivers radioed the school. They would not allow students at two different locations to exit their buses until there was an adult present. The parents were contacted to inform them about the situations. One bus driver waited until the parent arrived, and the other agreed to meet the parent at a location along his route. This story was posted on 2013-10-04 07:14:05
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