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Buses Ok, Limos Not for High Schoolers

PROM BUS: Palo Alto High School in California's bay area has decided that stretch limos are not okay for the prom, but buses will provide the transportation. School administrators say that limos are too expensive and buses are more practical. Students are disappointed in missing out on limo rides and think of buses negatively (who wants to ride a school bus?). What about providing limo buses or minicoaches for the prom? Would this comply with the new school rules? This would offer more affordable per passenger trip costs and provide loads of luxury, comfort, and yearbook photo opps.  -- J.L. 
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