While other students on the bus were engrossed with their devices, Dillon Reeves noticed the driver in distress and guided bus to safety
Dillon’s father, Steve, told CBS: “What else are you going to do when you don’t have a phone? You’re going to look at people, you’re going to notice stuff. You’re going to look out the window. It’s a very powerful lesson, maybe a change-the-world kind of lesson.”
“I had my AirPods in,” said one student, referring to a popular brand of wireless headphones. A second student added: “I was looking on my phone.”In a video that was captured by a bus security camera before it went viral, Dillon can be seen rushing up to the steering wheel after noticing that the driver had passed out during a medical emergency.
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