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BUSBOSS105
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USA
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Posted - 08/21/2001 :  5:09:49 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
What is your average walking distance to a scheduled bus stop?
Does the student's age make a difference?
Please indicate if you are located in a busy city or country setting and if that makes a difference...

largebus
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USA
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Posted - 10/05/2001 :  08:11:20 AM  Show Profile  Visit largebus's Homepage  Send largebus an AOL message  Reply with Quote
Our district is not really affected because we are a small district, but other district's are not so generous and may force high school kids to walk up to a mile. Besides special ed and some kindergarteners most kids don't get door to door transportation. I only have to walk down a hill to get to my bus stop. In general it's not a long walk. By the way SOME high school kids do get door to door service, because the stop for a certain area happens to be in their driveway. Like in one cul-de-sac one house is the stop, or on a road the bus stops in front of one of the kids' houses. The others have to walk over.

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Brad Barker
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USA
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Posted - 10/12/2001 :  09:26:40 AM  Show Profile  Click to see Brad Barker's MSN Messenger address  Reply with Quote
Our routes are set up with stops every 3 tenths of a mile for areas where a lot of students live after the minimum eligability distance is met.

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