I think you are expecting too much. He may have SAID "wind chill" but does not necessarily mean he meant "wind chill". He could have been mistakenly referring to actual temperature as wind chill. More likely scenario is that he was told by the bus garage or similar that the buses cannot run below a certain temperature and he just extrapolated that to mean that it meant the wind chill factor. Give the guy a break, he's not a mechanic. Just your average government joe looking forward to cashing in on Michigan's rich educational retirement system. At the end of the day he doesn't want a bunch of kids sitting in a freezing bus in the middle of a rural highway with questionable visibility. Better safe than sorry AND, I must add, that my diesel utility froze up for the first time since I bought it new in 1989. It's been real cold here.
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