Chains Hanging From School Busses at David Cadell blog

Chains Hanging From School Busses. This greatly improves traction on icy or slick roads, preventing accidents and pileups and generally reducing chaos wherever they go. When the bus is driving in the snow the lower and spin and as they spin they get caught under the tires. You see, the bus drivers simply have to run over the delinquent. They might seem like an odd accessory for a transport vehicle, but they have. The chains lower until they hang in front of the rear tires, spinning in front of the wheels. 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. As the tires rotate, the catch the chains. They hang chains underneath to catch the children who run from the schoolbus. Their true mission is actually pretty clever. Have you ever noticed chains hanging beneath a school bus? There must be a reason for them. The old way (cheaper way) is to put.

They might seem like an odd accessory for a transport vehicle, but they have. When the bus is driving in the snow the lower and spin and as they spin they get caught under the tires. As the tires rotate, the catch the chains. Their true mission is actually pretty clever. You see, the bus drivers simply have to run over the delinquent. The old way (cheaper way) is to put. The chains lower until they hang in front of the rear tires, spinning in front of the wheels. They hang chains underneath to catch the children who run from the schoolbus. Have you ever noticed chains hanging beneath a school bus? Like a cat on a perch, the chains on school buses and ambulances seem to dangle with no apparent purpose.

Always wondered what the dangling chains are about under schoolbuses

Chains Hanging From School Busses As the tires rotate, the catch the chains. The chains lower until they hang in front of the rear tires, spinning in front of the wheels. You see, the bus drivers simply have to run over the delinquent. Have you ever noticed chains hanging beneath a school bus? As the tires rotate, the catch the chains. Their true mission is actually pretty clever. There must be a reason for them. They hang chains underneath to catch the children who run from the schoolbus. The old way (cheaper way) is to put. This greatly improves traction on icy or slick roads, preventing accidents and pileups and generally reducing chaos wherever they go. They might seem like an odd accessory for a transport vehicle, but they have. 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. Like a cat on a perch, the chains on school buses and ambulances seem to dangle with no apparent purpose.