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If an AV cannot 100% recognize and respect a school bus stop arm, then it does not belong operating freely in neighborhoods where children are loading and unloading. When it comes to kids crossing the street…“We’re still learning” isn’t an acceptable answer.

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A girl student staged a protest after allegedly being left stranded at a bus stop when a KSRTC bus reportedly failed to halt despite students waiting to board it. The incident took place at B. Hosahalli village in Koppala taluk. According to locals, several students were waiting at the B. Hosahalli bus stop to board a KSRTC bus travelling from Hatti-Mundargi towards Koppala city. However, the bus allegedly passed the stop without stopping. Concerned about reaching school in time for an examination, the student reportedly followed the bus and managed to stop it further down the road. She then confronted the driver and conductor, questioning them over the failure to stop at the designated bus stop. “We have an exam at school today. If the bus does not stop, how are we supposed to reach school? Who will be responsible if we miss the exam?” she reportedly asked. The incident drew the attention of local residents, who expressed support for the student. Residents alleged that students travelling from villages to schools and colleges in Koppala city frequently face difficulties due to buses allegedly failing to stop at designated stops or not operating according to schedule. Locals have urged the KSRTC authorities to increase bus services on rural routes during school and college hours. They have also appealed to officials to instruct drivers and conductors to ensure that buses stop at designated bus stops, particularly when students are waiting to board. Residents said timely and reliable public transport is essential for students from rural areas to attend classes and examinations without disruption.

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🚨#BREAKING: Los Angeles leaders are finally moving to PERMANENTLY SEAL a 100-year-old pedestrian tunnel sitting RIGHT NEXT TO AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND DAYCARE… …after it turned into a hangout for trespassers, trash, even s*x toys and people who do not belong anywhere near children. Yes. You read that right. The tunnel sits under Soto Street and 7th Street in Boyle Heights, at the corner of Soto Street Elementary. It was built a century ago so kids could cross a busy street safely. That is not what it is now. City officials and neighbors say the passageway is no longer safe for students. Temporary fences did not work. People kept breaking through them and going back inside. Residents and childcare workers report squatters living in the tunnel. Heavy drug use. Fires. Graffiti. Piles of trash. Human waste. Parents have had to call 911. A tunnel built to protect children is now so filthy and dangerous that the school next door cannot function normally. Councilmember Ysabel Jurado has introduced a motion to close it for good after chain-link barriers failed. The city still has to do an engineering review, line up departments, find the money, and handle outreach for people using the tunnel. Here is the part nobody should have to debate: Why would ANYONE fight to keep open an underground tunnel connecting the area around an elementary school and a daycare when it is full of garbage, waste, break-ins, and people starting fires? This is not a “community space.” It is a hole in the ground beside a school that adults keep having to explain to their kids. If the original purpose was child safety, the answer is simple. Seal it.

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