Since, at various times, both my wife and her father drove school busses, I can vouch for the fact that when it comes to school busses, there is virtually no wiggle room on regulations. My father-in-law once failed a driver's test because he shifted gears while crossing a railroad track, after having stopped properly. He stopped appropriately, then when the bus was crossing the tracks, out of habit, he shifted gears at the right engine rpm instead of staying in the same gear until the bus was clear of the tracks. That was a BIG no-no.
When the lives of children are at stake, they simply don't take chances. And rightfully so. In your situation, there is always the POTENTIAL for some bonehead to come barreling down the road anyway.
On cutting up the trees, I can feel your pain. A week ago, a high wind took down two trees adjacent to my house. Fortunately, neither hit the house. But, just cutting the two up enough to get the pieces off the lawn on a 98 degree afternoon was enough to wipe me out for a day or so.
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