A new bus route plan for Kentucky's largest school district left students on buses until 10 p.m. The school district is giving bus drivers time to practice their new routes over the weekend. The school district is home to Louisville, which is Kentucky's largest city with a population of 628,000, according to the US Census Bureau. Pollio said the school district would work through the weekend to update its bus route system to ensure there is no "repeat of what happened." According to Pollio, the school district is going to review all bus stops for "efficiency," pay its bus drivers to practice their new bus routes, and "dramatically increase" the capacity of its bus system call center.

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Persons: Marty Pollio, Pollio Organizations: Service, Jefferson, Jefferson County Public, Census Bureau, NBC, Associated Press, The Louisville Courier Locations: Wall, Silicon, Kentucky, Jefferson County, Louisville