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Bus company makes a U-turn to adapt to COVID-19 realities, allowing drivers to regain work By: Bo Evans and last updated 2021-02-18 20:34:52-05 MODESTO, Calif. — Michelle Hodge has worked as a school and charter bus driver for 23 years. But last spring, she found herself like millions of others, out of a job. “I actually had to move into my son’s house, being on unemployment, because it’s just not enough to provide for yourself on your own. It’s devastating,” said Hodge. Hodge was one of 400 employees laid off by a California-based bus company. “It was horrible, it was very, very depressing. I would call Donald and Sarah Storer quite often, asking them if they came up with anything. Do you think that our jobs are coming back anytime soon? Because sitting at home [was] awful and it was very terrible financially,” Hodge said.

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