Chains Hanging From School Buses at Carroll Zabala blog

Chains Hanging From School Buses. Like a cat on a perch, the chains on school buses and ambulances seem to dangle with no apparent purpose. The old way (cheaper way) is to put. You see, the bus drivers simply have to run over the delinquent. They’re built in chains in the case of inclement weather. Chains are commonly found hanging underneath ambulances and are used to navigate icy roads and drive uphill in winter. There must be a reason for them. Have you ever noticed chains hanging beneath a school bus? I've often noticed chains hanging underneath school busses. Driving behind a yellow schoolbus, i spied and heard chains dragging from the axle. Their true mission is actually pretty clever. They hang there, not really doing a whole lot except waiting for bad weather to appear, but when it does, all the driver has to do is flip a switch to engage them. Posted by sexymofo to grab bag (6 answers. When the bus is driving in the snow the lower and spin and as they spin they get caught under the tires. They might seem like an odd accessory for a transport vehicle,. They hang chains underneath to catch the children who run from the schoolbus.

Like a cat on a perch, the chains on school buses and ambulances seem to dangle with no apparent purpose. They hang there, not really doing a whole lot except waiting for bad weather to appear, but when it does, all the driver has to do is flip a switch to engage them. There must be a reason for them. They might seem like an odd accessory for a transport vehicle,. Have you ever noticed chains hanging beneath a school bus? Driving behind a yellow schoolbus, i spied and heard chains dragging from the axle. When the bus is driving in the snow the lower and spin and as they spin they get caught under the tires. They’re built in chains in the case of inclement weather. You see, the bus drivers simply have to run over the delinquent. The old way (cheaper way) is to put.

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Chains Hanging From School Buses Their true mission is actually pretty clever. Have you ever noticed chains hanging beneath a school bus? They’re built in chains in the case of inclement weather. They might seem like an odd accessory for a transport vehicle,. When the bus is driving in the snow the lower and spin and as they spin they get caught under the tires. Posted by sexymofo to grab bag (6 answers. I've often noticed chains hanging underneath school busses. They hang chains underneath to catch the children who run from the schoolbus. Like a cat on a perch, the chains on school buses and ambulances seem to dangle with no apparent purpose. Driving behind a yellow schoolbus, i spied and heard chains dragging from the axle. You see, the bus drivers simply have to run over the delinquent. They hang there, not really doing a whole lot except waiting for bad weather to appear, but when it does, all the driver has to do is flip a switch to engage them. The old way (cheaper way) is to put. Chains are commonly found hanging underneath ambulances and are used to navigate icy roads and drive uphill in winter. There must be a reason for them. Their true mission is actually pretty clever.