Students should never drive to __________

• A. Local games
• B. Out of town events
• C. Practice
• D. School assemblies

Answer: (B)

Transportation safety for school activities relies on keeping travel well-supervised and controlled. Out-of-town trips involve longer distances, lodging, and more complex logistics, so schools typically require district-approved transportation and chaperoned travel. Allowing students to drive themselves to these events creates gaps in supervision, accountability, and emergency planning, and raises liability concerns. That’s why the guidance is to avoid driving to out-of-town events. Local games, practice, and school assemblies stay closer to campus where supervision and transportation plans are already in place, so they don’t carry the same restrictions.