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2. Why Are School Buses Yellow?

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   Every day, 480,0000 school buses drive kids to school across the U.S. They go in different directions, and drop off at different schools, but you can always count on that yellow color being the ...

3. School bus - Wikipedia

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   While technically named "National School Bus Glossy Yellow", school bus yellow was adopted for use since it was considered easiest to see in dawn and dusk, and it contrasted well with black lettering. [10] While not universally used worldwide, yellow has become the shade most commonly associated with school buses both in North America and abroad.

4. The yellow school bus – once a symbol of integration – is ...

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   During the 2019-2020 school year, many schools closed after the COVID-19 pandemic hit, leaving school bus drivers without work and adequate pay. Many found other employment by the time schools opened.

5. Collins Industries - Wikipedia

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   Best known for production of yellow school buses, the company produces buses for multiple applications; all bodies designed by the company have been produced for cutaway van chassis. Collins was founded in 1967 by Don Collins Sr. as E-CON-O Conversion; [ 3 ] originally a part of Collins Industries, the company exists today as a wholly owned ...

6. School bus yellow - Wikipedia

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   North American-style yellow school buses are being introduced in some parts of the United Kingdom, prompted by corporate links to the American industry, for example First Student UK, or a desire to re-brand school buses, such as West Yorkshire Metro's Mybus. [5] A similar shade of yellow was used in Santiago, Chile's bus lines between 1992 and ...

7. Crown Coach Corporation - Wikipedia

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   Crown built the first dual-rear wheel school bus (1927) Crown built its first all-metal school bus body in 1930. Crown Metro/Metropolitan [1] 1935–c.1937 Ford Ford conventional-chassis bus Crown Super Coach [1] 1932–1947 (exc.WWII) Various First factory-produced forward control-school bus (1932) Mid-engine version (1937) Rear-engine version ...