CDL · Passenger vehicles
A rider is causing trouble and has to be removed from the bus. Where should you let that person off?
Correct answer: At the next stop or the safest place available.
Answer options
- AIn a dark, deserted area with nobody around
- BAt the next stop or the safest place available Correct
- CAt a spot away from the bus's regular route
Why
Your duty to keep a disruptive rider safe does not end when you remove that person, so choose the next scheduled stop or a well-lighted place where other people are present. A dark, isolated spot or one off the route could leave the rider in danger.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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