Parents and lawmakers in New York City are advocating for significant improvements to school bus services for students with disabilities, citing persistent challenges in accessibility and reliability. Concerns have been raised about delays, improper routes, and inadequate accommodations that leave families struggling to ensure their children receive timely and safe transportation. Advocates argue that current systems fail to meet legal and ethical obligations, leaving vulnerable students without the support they need to attend school regularly. The push comes as part of broader efforts to address systemic gaps in special education services across the city.
NYC parents, lawmakers push for better school bus service for students with disabilities CBS News
