An unidentified school bus driver drove around Brooklyn for nearly five hours with a dozen kindergarteners and first-graders because he was apparantly lost and acting “bizarre.”

The driver was suspended.

Parents say their children were shaken by the extended ride that ended when police were called and reached the driver. (Someone buy him a GPS.)

The transit company he worked for says it’s trying to find out what happened. A lawyer for the company calls the man’s behavior, “bizarre.”

It comes as no surprise that a school bus driver who left a six-year-old boy alone on the side of the road is no longer driving a bus.

A mother in Wake Forest, NC, says instead of taking her second-grader to school, the bus driver told the boy to leave the bus and left him alone on the side of the road.

Lisa McGlohon says she watched her son Brady get on the school bus one day recently.

Apparently, even though the bus went to Brady’s school, it wasn’t his assigned bus.

The driver dropped him back off on the corner all by himself.

Brady went to a neighbor’s house who drove him to school.

Wake County school officials told WRAL-TV there is a personnel inquiry into the incident.

Now, Brady’s mom drives him to school each day.