Kyle didn't travel to school for the next three days because he was worried the same thing could happen again 😟
A mum from Kirkintilloch has hit out at First Bus after a driver refused to let her son on, despite having a valid Young Scot Card which entitles him to free travel.
"I said that I don't have any money to give him yet so I said just explain to drivers that we've ordered the new one."Kyle goes to school near where I work so I usually meet him and his brother after school. They usually get on at one bus stop then I get on at the other. "All he was trying to do was go back and forward to school. The driver kept saying it was policy, which is funny because he got on no bother coming into school.
"But because he was a child alone they didn't let him on. For the rest of the week he refused to use the ticket and missed three days of school until a new one arrived.
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