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In Germany you are supposed to be finished with school at the age of 18 when you may drive, so no need for a stundent parking lot. Plus students come to school by public transport. There is often one for teachers, but schools here are not as huge so not that many teachers --> small teachers parking lot

Most countries don't rely on cars as badly as the US does. Hence why their fuel prices are higher and their willingness to abandon fossil fuels is greater.

Usually, in my country, they don't park, because everyone comes by bike or with the public transportation...

They meant parking for students probably. In other countries the age for driving may be older so there is no need for a student car park.

In my country you can get driving license at 18, and getting car at 18 is very uncommon. The same goes for teachers, income is not high enough to have two or even one car in a family. And yes, public transportation is way better.

About the nurse...there is usually a room where students can go when they don't feel well. If the issue can be adressed by giving them a cool pad or plaster teachers do. Anything else...student gets send home/picked up by parents or an ambulance is called (just happened today when a student passed out during a math exam).

I wondered that too! Like, where do the teachers and the students park?!

In a lot of cpuntries the driving age Is 18. It is in my country, and we graduate hs at 19. Only very few people drove to school, mostly idiots who were showing their daddys money, cause public transportation or even walking was moře convinient...

Because you only get your driver's licence when you turn 18, by then you've finished school. We went to school by public bus, train, cycled, or by buzzbike - 50cc.

A parking lot for staff is not weird, but a parking lot for students is. Traffic created for its own sake.

Because other countries aren't so rural or suburban as America. So it is unusual for a school to not be within easy walking distance... and even if it isn't, they have good public transit as an alternative. So, parking is weird because the concept of a student having to drive is weird.

or a nurse?

Techically you can opt out (it's been guaranteed by the Supreme Court), but you can count on some odd looks, nasty comments, and bullying from students (and the occasional staff member).

its illegal to force someone to pledge