PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — With the school year expected to begin on Tuesday, Prince George's County Public Schools is already getting off to a rough start.

County officials issued a letter to families on Friday, letting parents and students know that they will be opening the school year facing a school bus driver shortage. So, how will that impact students?

According to officials, these shortages will result in open routes and transportation delays. Drivers will be expected to cover every route; however, families should prepare for longer travel times.

"We want to be clear and transparent with our families from day one," said interim superintendent Dr. Shawn Joseph. "Your child will get to school safely, but in some cases, it may take longer than planned. Our commitment is to keep f

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