School Bus Chrome National School Bus Yellow either one
School bus isn't thing, school bus color remains same, (Yellow)
No
yes
Not all buses are yellow but most school buses are yellow.
Technically, it's called "school bus yellow", so I guess yellow would be the best answer, although it does look like it has an orange hue to it.
School Bus YellowOther standards at Dr. Cyr's 1939 conference also applied to improving school bus safety. The most recognizable standard was the development of school bus yellow as a standardized school bus color; the attendees considered yellow the easiest to see in dawn and dusk, and it contrasted well with black lettering.Yellow is now the shade associated with school buses worldwide; officially it is known as National School Bus Glossy Yellow in the United States, and Chrome Yellow in some parts of Canada.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_bus#School_Bus_Yellow
School buses are painted in a variety of shades of yellow or orange. But the official color in the US is called National School Bus Glossy Yellow (CMY 1, 12, 100). It is a mixture of cadmium yellow and cadmium orange, and was renamed from National School Bus Chrome, a paint that contained chrome yellowpigment (lead II chromate).
I think school buses are yellow because not many cars are yellow so they will stand out more. School buses are painted chrome yellow for its high visibility Also because the federal safety people say it has to be. So technically yellow school buses are a federal law
School bus yellow is a colour which was especially formulated for use on School Buses in North America in 1939. The colour is now officially known in as National School Bus Glossy Yellow and was originally called National School Bus Chrome.In April of that year, Dr. Frank Cyr, a professor at Teachers College, University in New York organized a conference that established national school-bus construction standards for the U.S. . including the standard color of yellow for the school bus. It became known officially as "National School Bus Chrome." The color was selected because black lettering on that hue was easiest to see in the semidarkness of early morning.
According to their website, they do.
Frank W. Cyr