When the red lights are flashing, it's forbidden to pass a yellow school bus.
Monday, December 13, 2010
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Good to know that. When I was a child I went to school walking.
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Valery
[Barcelona Daily Photo]
And, of course it's the right thing to do. Wait until all students get off the bus. Maybe you should come to Greece to see how people are breaking such laws.....
ReplyDeleteSomeone said some many years ago; In Greece there should be just one law, to obey the laws!
No load more precious than on a school bus! Motorists seem to be aware of the law and follow it regularly. Today both Minneapolis and St. Paul schools are closed because of the aftermath of the week-end blizzard and terribly low temperatures.
ReplyDeleteAnd you also have to stop in the opposite direction, I think.
ReplyDeleteYes both directions must stop! It amazes me how many people don't pay attention to this.
ReplyDeleteExcelent shot!!!Salut!!!
ReplyDeleteFrank, Barcelona
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interesing shot! Thanks!
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Are people actually respecting this? They wouldn't here. I used to go by bicycle.
ReplyDeletesadly, i don't think the same thing applies here. ^0^
ReplyDeletebut that's an interesting bus, i just love looking at this cool yellowish vehicle.
I like that part of the law - don't pass the schoolbus...
ReplyDeleteI have not yet met Kristen. If I do I shall greet from you, Leif.
It's a good idea for children security.
ReplyDeleteI hope they will never change, american school buses are so emblematic!
ReplyDeleteAgree with the voice above, that over here, people don't really care much. A safe road ahead and a good Tuesday as well.
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Hello Leif... the villa Flora on my website is for sale. So I have copied the link to the property broker. If you click on 'volgende 4' the next foto's will show up... http://www.makelaarskantoorwolters.nl/index.php?id=4&foto_offset=8&single_id=81
ReplyDeleteHave fun!
Which is why we groan when we get stuck behind one...hehe.
ReplyDeleteI rode my bike to my school (junior high school + 2 years of high school) for 6 years (6 km from where I lived). That was hard in the winter but I have so many wonderful memories...
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