I stand by my words. Most of the US is not a city and in those places are children. Cities have more children by area density is not relevant in my opinion. It's not misleading, it's a fact that people live in all areas not just in cities. But enough of this dance for today.

> Most of the US is not a city

Nearly half is entirely unpopulated. Once again I don't get why that matters about the discussion of school busses in general.

Rural areas cover 80% of Europe by area. Its not like rural areas are a uniquely American thing.