Kids in Indonesia are asking bus drivers to "om telolet om!" — which loosely translates to "sir, honk your horn, sir!" The melodious sounds of Indonesian bus horns are now all over the Internet.

Sara Chikuma, 38, who drew the cartoon, said her husband told her about beeping the car horn if kids get stuck inside. “That was an eye-opening idea,” she said.

Two children dance to the sound of a horn made by a passing bus in Indonesia. Their vibe is just infectious," the caption of the post reads. Watch the video here: ...

so they all created signs and cards for him and when the bus stopped in front of his house, the kids held the signs out and shouted, get well, tony. AND TONY SAYS, THE GESTURE OF LOVE MOVED HIM ...

Boy's mother says her son was locked in an empty day care bus, and started blowing the horn until get someone's attention. WEATHER ALERT Flood Warning. Full Story.

Two children dance to the sound of a horn made by a passing bus in Indonesia. Their vibe is just infectious," the caption of the post reads. The video, shared by 'The Happy News' on Instagram, has ...