Why do school buses stop at railroad crossings?
1. It is the law that they have to stop at all railroad crossings.
2. If the school bus got hit by a train it would be devestating with a bus full of kids.
3. Would you want to get hit by a 50 mph train that will not be able to stop for over 1/2 mile?
4. Go to http:/www.oli.org and look at Operation Lifesavers website. It will give you all the answers.
*In School House Rock, "How a Bill Becomes a Law," this law was used as an example.*
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MasterPiece doors are manufactured in the US by Nanya Plastics Corporation.
In addition to selling doors, the Marvin Doors company also sells windows as well as components needed to install windows. The company web page offers a lot of information regarding all their products.
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by a leaver they gently slide in or out and it opens the door the push in a button and push outwards
nope they sure don't, actually they have double locked doors and your depending on the guard not getting hurt in a crash to let you out .
Chiva buses are popular in Colombia and Ecuador. They are mainly used in rural areas for public transport. Most of them have a ladder that allows access to the roof which also carries people. Where windows would normally be there are doors instead.
go in to the castle, go to the courtyard by crossing the drawbridge ant gointo 1 of the doors and then there will be a room in the tower ,she will be in there
why do i care
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All doors are locked and you can't leave.
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Cars are generally described as a vehicle consisting of 4 or less doors that have a capacity of 5 passengers at maximum. Buses may have over 6 doors and be able to carry a much larger amount of people at one time.
They did in mine. I've never heard of them not having doors until I watched a movie that didn't have any in the bathroom. I'm in high school now and they still have doors.
They have changed to be more comfortable with heating in the winter and air conditioning in the summer. They have changed to be more efficient in fuel consumption and more safety features to protect riders. Buses used to only have doors for emergency exit. Now more windows can be pushed out safely for use as emergency exits,