New to RVing, concerned with safe traveling
My Wife and I are new to the RV world. I used to camp in a waxed canvas tent throughout my childhood and then in the newer lightweight tents as an adult. Now that Im married with two small boys (4 y...
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loulou57 wrote:\Executive wrote:
For the overprotective bunch.... how many kids are belted in while riding the SCHOOL BUS...:h....City Bus..:h.....Tour Bus...:h....If you don't know, the answer is ZERO.....Dennis
You are right but there are people who don't put their kids on school buses or city buses for the reason there are no seat belts.
We have no control over those buses but we do have control over our own vehicles.
If you have ever watched a child being thrown from a vehicle onto the highway and then hit by another vehicle you may not think...oh well, it won't happen to us! Trust me, it sure makes you face reality.
School buses are the safest vehicles on the road. That dicider between each window is a steel frame that goes from the bus frame, around the top, and back to the bus frame. There are about 13 of these on most buses. Seats are very close together and very high backs. I just saw a video on Fox news of the inside of a school bus as it was hit by a drunk driver in a SUV head on. No children injured. If you can say that "all of your troubles are behind me" you are probably a school bus driver. 50+ years driving a school bus as a PT job.
