BOSTON (CBS) – A West Roxbury dad is defeated. Just so bored with the complications and the hounding – attempting to get his particular wants sons safely to high school.

“It doesn’t matter who you call. Nothing gets done. No one cares,” Barry Wiener mentioned. “All I want – what most normal people want – the best for their children.”

Barry isn’t even asking for the very best experience – however a experience. A wheelchair bus that exhibits up on time to convey Andy and Dan to and from Perkins School for the Blind.

“I’m dragging my kids out of bed at 5:40 in the morning to get ready for the bus at 7 o’clock. I ended up calling back at 7:10. There was no bus or driver. Again,” he mentioned, annoyed. It was the third situation simply this week.

Barry has to attend on maintain for the transportation line, which might take some time. The transportation line calls the bus firm. The faculty is personal; the boys are on Boston IEPs. It’s an enormous recreation of phone. When there’s no experience, it isn’t clearly and rapidly communicated.

“He was at school. He’s in a diaper. He’s drenched in urine because there’s no bus. I have no knowledge of no bus,” Barry mentioned of son Andy, who’s nonverbal and makes use of a wheelchair.

In a press release to WBZ, Boston Public Schools wrote:

“We hear the frustration of this family and want to do all that we can to remedy this situation and improve our communication with them. BPS Transportation has been experiencing ongoing driver shortage issues throughout the 2021-22 school year. These shortages are a result of the ongoing national bus driver shortage, high staff absence rates due to the impact of COVID-19, and daily attendance challenges. Our system currently has more than 30 open bus driver positions. As a result, a relatively small number of trips each day this year have been without a driver due to the driver shortage. We are working with urgency to fill driver vacancies so that no families have to navigate these issues.”

Barry has been begging for change for years. But he’d do something for all three of his boys.

“That’s what I live for, basically,” he mentioned. “It’s what I live and breathe for. That’s why I’m here on the planet to take care of them and watch over them.”