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The snow was coming down hard when the first bus tried to turn.

I was standing near the entrance of the neighborhood, breath fogging the air, when the yellow bus lost traction so quietly it took a second to register what was happening. No crash. No drama. Just tires sliding, slow and helpless, until the bus drifted sideways and stopped diagonally across the only exit road. Inside, kids started crying. I could see their faces through the fogged windows. The driver gripped the wheel, frozen, radio pressed to their mouth.

Parents spilled out of their houses in boots and coats thrown on over pajamas. Phones came up instinctively. Someone shouted my name. I yelled back what we already knew — the road hadn’t been cleared. Not once. Not after all the warnings.

A parent near me said, almost in disbelief, that the HOA had blocked private snowplows to “stay within budget.” I called the HOA head. Straight to voicemail. I called again. Nothing.

When I reached non-emergency police, they didn’t argue. Snow removal on private roads was the HOA’s responsibility. As I hung up, a second bus appeared at the top of the hill and stopped short, unable to come down.

Parents started shouting. Someone said the kids could freeze if this dragged on. That’s when it hit me — this wasn’t a mistake. This was what happens when people choose rules over safety.

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