CDL · CDL general knowledge
As a bus driver, when should your seat belt be fastened?
Correct answer: Every time you drive.
Answer options
- AEvery time you drive Correct
- BOnly at speeds above 45 mph
- COnly when your employer requires it
- DOnly if the bus seats more than 30 people
Why
Buckle up on every trip, no matter your speed, the distance, or your employer's rules. The belt holds you in the driver's seat so you can stay in control during a hard stop, a sudden swerve, or a crash.
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Topic: CDL general knowledge License: CDL
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