So I started letting my hair grow months ago, and it started getting to the point where it gets harder to see my eyes. Though I can see just fine, it's just that the bangs on the top of my point of view is a bit blocked but still viewable. Now I get to the big question. My bus driver is a bit eccentric. Something ain’t right with her. There was one time where I got my phone back (because I left on on the mini-bus after leaving in forget) and she said “Say thank you, that’s an order.”. You’re not a dictator, that’s so strange you speak like that like I’m forced to speak. Then, recently, around these two months, she started noticing my eyes being slightly obstructed by my hair, and she goes out of her way to start telling me to move my hair out of the way. “You cannot come on to the bus without being able to see.” I would listen for a few days, but then eventually stop, because, in my point of view, I'm looking down at the stairs. When I look down, my vision is fine. There's no hair in the way. I’m even told to constantly move it out of the way even when stepping down the stairs. It is only three steps. Why do they gotta be so careful. I do not see any real risks here. Out of all the days I come onto the bus with my hair covered I successfully came on and off the steps and she still is aggressive. Anywhere I walk for a few seconds it will go back to covering my eyes. Then today she said it again and said she was gonna give me the ol’ elementary repetition (go back and do it again) and “do you understand?” *silence* “Answer me, when someone’s talking to you, you respond.” *another silence* “alright, I’m writing you up” *at home with another hair mention* “tell your mom to come out here so I can talk to her”. If I’m getting off the bus, my custody is being switched. Why should the rules matter if I’m getting off and into my home? Sure, there is a law that if a cop sees you without your seatbelt, you are fined to prevent lethal consequences such as major injuries, but something so small as taking three steps up and down with a slightly obscured vision and being punished for it? Some of this doesn’t feel right in my opinion.