House on a country road without a sidewalk

No, then someone else is unhappy again. You can't please everyone.

What could one walk on instead of the street to the bus stop if there is no sidewalk? Field? Overgrown? Impassable?

Perhaps it is cheaper to have the bus stop relocated directly in front of the property?

Not a bad idea at all, and probably about eighteen years faster.

Maybe it’s cheaper to have the bus stop relocated directly in front of the property?

Cheaper yes, but the process also takes quite a while. My cousin just fought through the matter at his place because the bus runs there anyway and still took about 1.5 years. Now he is the head of the public works department and thus has good local connections. Then there are these amusing site visits with 8 people from 5 different offices.

What could one walk on instead of the street to the bus stop, if no sidewalk is available?

Hello chand1986 Here in the countryside it often happens that there is no sidewalk or bike path. Then you walk on the edge of the road. At night with reflective clothing. A very cheap property usually has disadvantages. Steven

My school bus (there were no regular buses at all where we lived) often had to stop in the middle of nowhere because sometimes a single child from some farm had to get on. Maybe we can take a look at how it is organized there (regular bus or pure school bus) and possibly talk to the bus company?