I think a big part of it is parents needing to drive to work afterwards.

I'm a parent that walks my kids to school, It's already traffic chaos. Cars double parking. Cars parking on the wrong side of the road. It makes it way more dangerous than normal.

It's no wonder parents don't want their kids walking solo. I'd love to have a safer road crossing experience by not allowing cars so close to the school.

The real problem here is that the school bus model doesn't work anymore and needs to change.

I think the era of the stay-at-home parent is basically gone. The need to run the buses during the "Extenda-Day" time of before / after work, rather than 9am and 3:30pm.

I don't think people want to drive their kids to school, it's that it's frequently the only option.

He said many parents are used to driving and that "asking them to change that culture … is always difficult."

Indeed