Why do all buses have to stop at railroad crossings?

They do that to piss me off and to protect the poor colored people inside.

When I was in high school one of the buses that took kids from my high school parked across a railway crossing, traffic was backed up and the lights up ahead were red. Anyway, a train came round the corner, smashed into the bus, and made a big mess of all the kids who were on board. I am pretty adamant that all buses should stop at railroad crossings now.

In case you and Tublet are hangin out at the tracks, I know how amusing you find it to put pennies on tracks. The driver knows you drunken sl­uts will probably need a ride home.

Tublet is always on the bus.

I guess the railway company and the bus transit agency are at a heated war and , unfortunately , train conductors go out of their way to hit crossing busses . So the busses have to stop to check for angry trains .

I am pretty sure, this isn't a serious question, but they have to be cautious when it comes to other peoples children, they also have to make up for the fact that they have cut people off while in route.

rcds23 is alluding to the fact that you hang out by the train tracks. I knew you were white trash... but this comes as a shock. I can't lie.

It's ingrained in the bus drivers to be extremely cautious.

I think they should always rev that busses engine and race over the tracks as fast as possible ... but thats just my opinion

Who cares about children! I sure as hell don't! .... Okay I do but only ones I know

i have a train set at home. i'm the porter. you best believe there won't be any acting up on the bar car. i like to wear a housecoat when i play trains. oly out.