When I lived in rural Upstate New York (Reply #8)

In the discussion thread: 'As adults, we failed': New Jersey's school bus driver shortage grows 'dire' [View all]

Wed Sep 29, 2021, 12:24 AM

8. When I lived in rural Upstate New York

many decades ago, our bus drivers were mainly local farmers, because the split shift was easy for them to do, and gave them a guaranteed income while farming.

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9 replies	Author	Time	Post
'As adults, we failed': New Jersey's school bus driver shortage grows 'dire' [View all]	RandySF	Sep 2021	OP
Lots of school bus drivers are retirees. I wonder how many died from Covid.	patphil	Sep 2021	#1
or are not willing to risk a Covid infection	Skittles	Sep 2021	#2
An average of $14.19/ per hr in Ohio	irisblue	Sep 2021	#3
Yeah but the hours are horrible. And the job isn't all that easy either.	cinematicdiversions	Sep 2021	#4
Yep. Local story on the driver shortage	irisblue	Sep 2021	#5
Parents are going to find they will have to step up! Sad, they can't rely on busing, but this is our	PortTack	Sep 2021	#6
Requiring a CDL may have to be looked at too.	Baked Potato	Sep 2021	#7
When I lived in rural Upstate New York	PoindexterOglethorpe	Sep 2021	#8
You know the solution to that: pay people more!	Initech	Sep 2021	#9

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