THIS SCHOOL BUS HAS NO EMERGENCY EXITS!!
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"If they die, they die"
-Clawboss 2021
@Bolt exactly
NOICE
*Y E S*
I laughed so hard
*guess I'll die*
Lol those manufacturers thought: Well I guess the bus driver better be on high alert the whole time cause if they crash.... they’re screwed
Their excuse is that it improves the bus driver's awareness
@@AJDeere 😂 yeah
Well I reckon that's important anyways
@@randombaron6219 00
That’s exactly what I said when I clicked on this video. How did you know?
He just knows.
@@bullhorn4576 he is the ALL KNOWING!
"If they die, they die." You need to do more voices. I love this XD
Bro he's Ivan Drago
Bus engineers when making the bus: Ehh it will be fineeee just let them cook in there from the fire
Kids: *Gets out roasting sticks to have their last s'mores*
Imagine realizing there's no emergency exits so you're just sitting there like 👁👄👁
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well I’m dead
@@lazii5289 lol fr
I remember back when I was in school before I went to high school they didn't have any emergency exits (except for the back door). Then about the time I started to get into highschool they seemed to start showing up alot more. I don't really see a need for the middle exits but what do I know.
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This is fine.
Anybody else die of laughter when he said "if they die, they die" ?
I'm so glad I recently found these videos. Thank you for the knowledge and entertainment. I've been binge watching all of these
Imagine if the person who made that bus with no exits died in his creation because he couldn't escape.
Ironic😏
Yep.
LMAO If he survived then he would be the one begging to have it in a school bus ngl if that happend then you should..
@@ACadgy yep
Yap
In the spring of 1990, I was on a bus outside of Eddyville, Iowa that was going down a muddy back road and ended up flipping on its side. There was no top emergency exit, and the back door was blocked by trees. We were on the side with the normal door. The high school kids opened some windows and shoved the elementary kids (including me) on to the new top of the bus. The driver kicked out the windshield and he and the older kids went through there. Then some older kids (HS) walked to a nearby house to call the school and have them come pick us up.
It was a long time before the district completely replaced all the busses like that one. So, yeah, some busses don't have an emergency exit....
Flat Nose IC FE school busses have 3 emergency doors in New York in my district.
So does other buses here in the United States. The door you get on the bus, the side emergency door and the back emergency door
@@jeramiahstanger8094 no, there were 3 emergency doors. One on the left side, one of the right side and one in the back. Therefore 3 doors without the main front door.
Never thought I would be so interested in school buss related content. Thank you, I’m loving the videos!
" if they die they die"😂😂 i love him😂
Thanks for helping me through quarantine 😎
“IF DEY DIE, DEY DIE”
Had me dying 🤣
Agreed
"Not that long ago"
*almost 20 years ago*
Yeah you can add.. Try 26. 🙄
Him:Look at the interior.
Me: staring at the date instead 🥺
He's the bus driver to give the kids candy at the end of the year and on the holidays! 🤗
In those days if there was an emergency, you bust the back window and jump out, haha.
That's just crazy glad they have better safety features today
We're almost same age we didn't have emergency exits either. Our bus number in high school was 187. We lived in bad/poor side of town but hopefully that was a coincidence.
It wasn't poor people are so useless they should all die
Been driving semis since 2010 and you taught me on another video what those things are for on the lug nuts. Appreciate you passing down wisdom.
The bu driver before he crashes: *Alright everyone, get ready to die!* **jumps out driver window**
Thank you for the School Bus Education's! Takes me back to mid 1990's when I used to ride a School Bus. 👍🏽
You should give bluebird buses a chance they look pretty cool.
The Vision looks nice on the outside but I think the inside is pretty bare.
I Agree!😀
Every bus designer has its fans and critics. Im with you @ultimatevictory, blue birds are pretty awesome, especially the classic birds
I love my 2021 Vision
Ironically enough, the Wayne Lifeguard was one of the safest buses in the road for it's time. The bus was built with as little panel gaps as possible to reduce the chances of the bus separating on impact on a crash, therefore reducing the risk of child injury. In 1982, a Wayne Lifeguard was struck broadside by a fire truck at an intersection. The fire truck quite literally bounced off the side of the bus, thanks to the bus's one panel design. Only one student was injured in the crash.
You started highschool in 2002, meanwhile I was just popping out of my mothers stomach the same year
0:43 this man is a comedian
I feel like that would be illegal but we’re windows able to be kicked out I know that on modern ones there’s emergency ones and kick out ones.
Pffffff, nope. Those windows were in there good and tight. The only way you were getting out a window is if you were tiny enough to fit through it when it was open.
@@GCAT01Living didn’t sound legal
Bro imagine not having emergency exits and then being injured because of it that would result in a couple of court cases
Even brand new buses in my district have no emergency exit windows. They're not required in my state. However, we do have emergency exit doors on both sides of the bus (or on the left side and the rear on non-rear engine buses) and roof hatches
There is a formula based on the seating capacity for the number and size of egress openings. It does not specify that it there needs to be windows, only that there is some combination of exits that adds up to the required openings on each side. It's up to the manufacturer and the buyer what gets built. Basically anything over 45 passengers requires 2 windows or a door (in addition to the rear door and kickout windows). Roof hatches are required on buses with a capacity over 63. Over 71 passengers requires an additional door or two windows and an additional roof hatch. So by federal standards, 2 doors and 2 roof hatches, as well as the rear exit, are fine. That went into effect for MY1995, So the Walker that Claw mentioned was probably a 1994.
And that's just the bare minimum, they can be built with more. Our 84 passenger RE buses have 6 windows, 2 doors, and 2 hatches.
Did you ever have to drive kids to field trips?
Designer: no safety right?
Company: Yes
I could tell you were I think trying to make a Russian accent with that “if they die they die”
He was referencing rocky iv
What I learned something new keep up the good work
Bus drivers: it is what it is
Students : in getting a bus accident and can't get out by the top when there's a fire: AAAAAAAHHHHHHH
Thank you bro
Lol having no emergency exits are just silly that should be there from a start. But atleast there are in pretty much every school bus now.
We, in *2024* , still don’t have roof hatches on school buses in Quebec (except a few that has only one in the middle of it).
I would of thought that in the 2000s they would have had emergency exists keep up with the good content 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I used to ride on a Wayne international as well, back in 2017, when I started my 7th grade year. I didn’t even notice, until you told me, lol
I love when he said if they die they die
I used to ride on a bus like that. They changed it when the bus got in an accident in winter.
0:58 I'm not hating on you but...
That face brings me joy! :)
Man ur such a cool guy I don’t know what losers would hate on u
Not in Kentucky. Since 1990 Kentucky school buses require 9 total exits. A rear, a side, two roof hatch, four emergency window, plus service door override, and window shield able to be kicked out.
Air break is required only anti-lock required before federal mandate, air door, diesel engine, propane, only, extra caging around fuel tank, Kentucky school bus standards are higher than any other state, except West Virginia which is in line with Kentucky.
It also takes 8 weeks of training, and yearly recertification to become a school bus driver in Kentucky.
Kentucky has been a leader in school bus safety for more years then just about any other state.
As a kid, the oldest bus I recall riding in was a 1958 GMC, and even that had a rear exit with a red light over the top.
The face at the end. Its just amazing
That Ivan drago reference was great my man
As someone once said: "its 2002 everything is totally new, we globally house watching sales go through the roof:
My school district
still have the old school buses from the late 1990s to 2000s and i love the old school buses
Lol I was dying from laughter when he said *well if they die they die*
Oh yeah, I remember them days! I RODE those late 80s early 90s! DAMN I'm old!
I love how passionate you are in what you do. More people need to be like this.
"If they die, they die" got me dying
I sense a lot of Wayne legacy influence on the Thomas C2 design...
My school district’s International 3800s had an emergency door on the left side of the bus. Those buses were noisy. The side door would shake every time the bus went over a bump or a crack.
keep up the good work hope you and your family are well clawboss all the best
No, Clawboss, I didn’t think that to myself
Glad buses now have emergency exits!!
Definitely remember riding on buses with only the back door emergency exit
I remember growing up that’s how our buses were! Straight up OG!🤣💯
When he said "if they die they die" that had me cracking up
I remember those busses. Good times back then.
Holy crap I remember riding a bus like that in 3rd grade. I distinctly remember the bus driver Mr Chang. For some reason he loved driving the oldest bus out of the entire fleet.
Bus nowadays : oh we gotta save thr kids
Bus when I was a kid: if they die, they die like real men.
PERFECT! Your name isint Clawboss... Its ClawBus hahahahaha
Could you perhaps do a 5-25 minute video on the broader history of school busses and busses in genera? Thanks!
New safety measures (including more emergency exits) were implemented and put into law after the Carrollton bus collision. Although it happened in 1988, it took a little bit for the laws to be put into place
Very informative.
My country doesnt have diffrent busses for school, we dont have any emergency Exits just things to break the Windows with, the wondows are GIANT but you would probably Get cuts from the glass
I thought you meant no backdoor either. Those are just called old buses. Emergency hatches weren't common until the late 90s. I never saw an emergency hatch until high school and even then they weren't the norm yet.
That's how basically every school bus was back in the 90s. Things barely even had heat for christ sake lol🥶
Some of the old buses with the engines back don't even have a door in the back.
The 86 Ford Thomas I rode even had roof hatches. But we did have a few Wayne body Ford and international spair buses and an International superior bus that didn’t have roof emergency exits, but no matter the body style they all had window emergency exits and the back door.
Wayne made those windows big enough so that they could all be used as emergency exit. But yeah, only the read door was an emergency exit. Different times.
Little known fact, the reason busses got way safer as fast as they did is because of the deadliest drunk driver accident to date in Carrollton, Kentucky (a town extremely close to where I live) on May 14, 1988. Search “Carrollton bus collision” for pictures of the bus
Anyone else laugh at how he said “If they die they die.”
Well I'm old. (Graduated 1978) our busses only had a rear exit for emergencies. Also I road on an old army bus to school , that came over from Vietnam to Korea (we were stationed in Seoul South Korea 1973) and it had expanded metal over the windows.
It was there to keep the viet Kong and sympathizers from throwing hand grenades and the like into the bus.
Have a peaceful day.😊 everyone.
I started high school in 2001. I've rode in buses with no top emergency exits too and no emergency windows. Think the bus only had the rear emergency door. 80 and 90s era buses phased in emergency exits. Today's kids don't know what it's like
“If Dey die, Dey die”
LMAO
You should do an entire video on the brands of school busses. That would be fascinating!
thanks
Clawboss we like all your videos even the ones that are not about school buses man keep it up
I love how you became clawboss to busboss
“if they die. They die...“ lmao😂
His funny when he said "if they did they die" 🤣😂
"In 2002, not that long ago."
Also 2002: ALMOST 20 YEARS AGO
Starts video: you would think all buses in 2021 have emergency exits well they do but 25 years ago, wat those had one too oh ok
You felt every bump in those
I remember riding a Wayne bus ( gmc chassis) in early 1990's. I thought it was so cool because we went to Wayne School in Wayne, Illinois on a Wayne bus !
Ummm, we’ve got old School Busses from the 60’s and 70’s that all have rear door emergency exits, I’ve never seen an International Bus from 1980 to present time that didn’t at least have a rear door exit. I remember doing those damn Bus drills every now and then back in the ‘80’s where the two biggest kids stood outside the rear door so we could use their shoulders as support as we all jumped out the back. Fun stuff when you’re a kid.
My district still runs a few of those
The way he said “if they die they die” got me
Ey I started high school in 2002! Remember those old Ward buses that were still circulating in the early to mid 90s? (Wikipedia says they're now IC after a couple rounds of acquisitions)
When he said these big ass windows I laughed😂😂😂
It wasn’t that long ago when seatbelts were optional in cars
That Wayne do be messed up tho
School buses and normal busses in australia have emergency exits
I like how he emphasizes the lack of window emergency exits like you can’t just kick out the regular windows, or just open them
Where I live, I’ve ridden in a 1993 Carpenter school bus that had window and roof emergency exits a couple times in middle school. Now lap and shoulder seatbelts in school buses are pretty much the norm. I’ve ridden those seatbelt equipped school buses in high school and it was 2010 when I’ve daily ridden in those buses until 2013 and it’s nice. I missed riding the school bus since 2013.