Forget boring old red or green buses. A go-ahead council has hit on the idea of wrapping a double-decker school bus in a massive, eye-catching poster in a bid to help stamp out bullying.
The bus is part of Buswise, a partnership between East Riding of Yorkshire Council, schools, parents, pupils and bus companies to tackle bullying and anti-social behaviour on the way to and from school.
The double decker, emblazoned with the words “Problem on the bus? If we don’t know, we can’t help”, started running last week.
The bus is now a familiar sight on roads throughout the East Riding area and councillors hope it will help to discourage anti-social behaviour on buses and ensure that everyone has “a safe and pleasant journey”.
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