Montgomery Co. school bus drivers among biggest rule-breakers for passing stopped school buses, repo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s how Bus Patrol makes money.

And governments love it because fines are limited source of funds to raise from people who can't fight back, instead of taxing the rich more.

Fortunately, there's a super-easy way for you to avoid getting a ticket for passing a stopped school bus while driving! Namely, stop for stopped school buses.

Easy on a quiet, obvious neighborhood street.

You’ll get rear ended and cause a pile up and earth in a busy, multi lane, two direction commercial street.

Stopping for a school bus with its arm out causes traffic accidents? Unique take. Inexcusable, but still unique.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s how Bus Patrol makes money.

And governments love it because fines are limited source of funds to raise from people who can't fight back, instead of taxing the rich more.

Fortunately, there's a super-easy way for you to avoid getting a ticket for passing a stopped school bus while driving! Namely, stop for stopped school buses.

Easy on a quiet, obvious neighborhood street.

You’ll get rear ended and cause a pile up and earth in a busy, multi lane, two direction commercial street.

Stopping for a school bus with its arm out causes traffic accidents? Unique take. Inexcusable, but still unique.

Not unique and a common issue on roads where drivers 6 lanes away can’t even see school bus through traffic. School buses are easily hidden behind tractor trailers. MCPS should never be putting bus stops on major roads for safety reasons but they do it anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s how Bus Patrol makes money.

And governments love it because fines are limited source of funds to raise from people who can't fight back, instead of taxing the rich more.

Fortunately, there's a super-easy way for you to avoid getting a ticket for passing a stopped school bus while driving! Namely, stop for stopped school buses.

Easy on a quiet, obvious neighborhood street.

You’ll get rear ended and cause a pile up and earth in a busy, multi lane, two direction commercial street.

Stopping for a school bus with its arm out causes traffic accidents? Unique take. Inexcusable, but still unique.

Not unique and a common issue on roads where drivers 6 lanes away can’t even see school bus through traffic. School buses are easily hidden behind tractor trailers. MCPS should never be putting bus stops on major roads for safety reasons but they do it anyway.

Maybe you should add a little space between you and other vehicles so you can be more aware of your surroundings. And put your phone down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s how Bus Patrol makes money.

And governments love it because fines are limited source of funds to raise from people who can't fight back, instead of taxing the rich more.

Fortunately, there's a super-easy way for you to avoid getting a ticket for passing a stopped school bus while driving! Namely, stop for stopped school buses.

Easy on a quiet, obvious neighborhood street.

You’ll get rear ended and cause a pile up and earth in a busy, multi lane, two direction commercial street.

Stopping for a school bus with its arm out causes traffic accidents? Unique take. Inexcusable, but still unique.

Not unique and a common issue on roads where drivers 6 lanes away can’t even see school bus through traffic. School buses are easily hidden behind tractor trailers. MCPS should never be putting bus stops on major roads for safety reasons but they do it anyway.

Maybe you should add a little space between you and other vehicles so you can be more aware of your surroundings. And put your phone down.

Sorry you don’t get out much and have never been out of Poolesville. MCPS puts school buses on major roads where they are not visible across multiple lanes endangering children. MCPS has been advised to change dangerous bus stops but McKnight refuses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That’s how Bus Patrol makes money.

And governments love it because fines are limited source of funds to raise from people who can't fight back, instead of taxing the rich more.

Fortunately, there's a super-easy way for you to avoid getting a ticket for passing a stopped school bus while driving! Namely, stop for stopped school buses.

Easy on a quiet, obvious neighborhood street.

You’ll get rear ended and cause a pile up and earth in a busy, multi lane, two direction commercial street.

Stopping for a school bus with its arm out causes traffic accidents? Unique take. Inexcusable, but still unique.

Not unique and a common issue on roads where drivers 6 lanes away can’t even see school bus through traffic. School buses are easily hidden behind tractor trailers. MCPS should never be putting bus stops on major roads for safety reasons but they do it anyway.

Maybe you should add a little space between you and other vehicles so you can be more aware of your surroundings. And put your phone down.

Sorry you don’t get out much and have never been out of Poolesville. MCPS puts school buses on major roads where they are not visible across multiple lanes endangering children. MCPS has been advised to change dangerous bus stops but McKnight refuses.

Who advised MCPS of the need to move bus stops? Link?