Bus+Safety

==Using the city bus to get to school or work is a great skill to have. Not only does it help you to save money, but it's also great for the environment because it helps to have less smog. While riding the bus can be fun and exciting, it's important to know that it can also be dangerous if you are not being careful. That's why it's important to know a few simple rules when riding the bus. Following these rules will help you to have an enjoyable experience while riding the city bus. ==

==- This will help you to not feel so rushed when walking to the bus stop. It will help you find a place on the bus and also make sure that the driver doesn't have to make an unexpected stop for you. ==

==- While waiting for the bus stop, it's important to stand 5 to 10 feet back away from the curb. This will help for you to stay a safe distance away from the bus incase anything goes wrong. ==

==- Don't play or stop and say hi to everyone while boarding the bus. The bus needs to keep moving to stay on schedule and it's important to stay seated when it is moving. ==

- When sitting, be sure to face forward, keeping your hands and arms at your side.
==- If you can't find a seat, grab onto one of the side rails and plant your feet firmly into the ground. This will help you to not fall over when the bus is moving. ==

==- It's important to always pay attention and listen to what the bus driver has to say. It's their job to keep you safe while getting you where you need to be. ==

9) If you have to cross the street after exiting the bus, wait for the bus to leave before you cross the street.
==- Because city busses are so big, it's hard to know if traffic is coming. Because of that, it's best to wait for the bus to leave before you cross the street. ==