Do euros really not have school buses?

>australian summer
idk m8 take a guess

Some schools have private buses here
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People here basically do this

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Bachelor and master students get a free public transportation card though. So they basically do this.

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They don´t need since they don´t have kids

No. We have to walk even if its 40km

lol true.

The fertility rate of Brazil is about the same as the Netherlands. And lower than France or the UK.

We had a school bus in middle school since we had long way to it but there was one autistic girl who tripped on the entry stairs and smashed her fucking ugly face on the floor and her retarded aspie mother made a fuss about how the transport bus is not suitable for kids and they took away our fucking school bus. We had to take public transport bus which was only 1 line to our neighbourhood and getting inside sometimes was impossible because of how many people take the bus., especially after they end work.

I sometimes took public transportation to school. But the bus often drove right past me. And then I got punished for coming late.

I spend entire weeks in detention due to bus drivers being assholes.

Yes we do. But schools in city centers usually don't use buses so children there use regular public transport.

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I'm not sure. I guess there might be some somewhere. Kids usually walk or cycle to school by themselves, or get on a regular bus if needed.

That is what happens when you try to make babies with traps.

I just walked.

In my municipality, there are school vans that can be used by kids that live a certain distance away from school. I'm assuming they do it the same way elsewhere. I live a bit under a kilometer away so I walked to school.

>they basically do this
No they dont the majority of my class lives on their own only losers living with their parents have to take the prole taxi

Same here

I heard we have school busses is some rural redneck areas where the trip is too long and there is no other public transportation available. In cities no.

Our median age is 31 years
Western Euro is 45 years

We will reach this just in 2060

Tfw metropolitan area has school busses that are vans and i've only ever seen them since i've moved from bönde to espoo

from bönde to bönde+ you mean

This is a "school bus" in Spain
As said above, they're standard buses doing school routes. Majority of kids go to school with their parents either by car, public transport or walking. Bus is for some only.

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Exactly mein kameraden exactly that

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Poland has good public transportation like most of the Europe. Kids just drive public buses. Only far away from the city there are substitutes for schools.

Walk with one's foot.

We did in NI. Like other Euros said, it's just regular service buses doing school runs for the first part of the morning. They were better than most countries at picking up the rural kids from what I've read itt

I wish Australia was like this. Our stupid mandatory helmet laws means most people just don’t bother