NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — On Wednesday, a New Britain mother described the buses after school as chaotic.

Rose Fajardo-Hopkins said it's scary not knowing where her son is at times.

"Every single day since the first day of school, he's been getting dropped off [around] 45 minutes to an hour later than when he's supposed to get dropped off," Fajardo-Hopkins said.

Fajardo-Hopkins' sister watches her son after school often. She said when he's late, that worries her.

"I start panicking, I start calling my sister. 'Make sure you’re out there, make sure you get him. My son is only 10 years old, my son is autistic.' So, he knows he has to come here, but I can only imagine what he feels being at the school waiting to get picked up," she said.

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