Most of the children who were injured by the school bus didn't sit in it when they crashed. They are in the blind spot outside the car, and the driver can't see them; The children didn't realize that the driver couldn't see them.

Sometimes, a child was hit by a passing car on the road, and the driver of the car didn't stop to wait for the school bus as required by law.

Children should be taught school bus safety rules. For example, they should stay away from the wheels and the back of the school bus. If they cross the road in front of the bus after getting off, they should move to at least 10 feet in front of the bus and wait for the driver to signal that it is safe to cross the road.

When he is waiting for the school bus, your child should stand on the same side of the street and the bus stop and step back from the edge of the driveway. Explain the safety rules to him: he should stay in the back until the bus stops completely and the door opens. If there are several children at his station, they should line up and use handrails to avoid falling.

It is difficult for the driver to concentrate on the road when the children are loitering on the bus. Schools and parents need to work together to establish and implement bus behavior rules.

I'm exhausted. My brain is deprived of oxygen.