CDL · Passenger vehicles
During an inspection, which items inside a bus need to be checked?
Correct answer: Railings and handholds, the flooring, signal devices, and emergency exit handles.
Answer options
- AWindow curtains, cup holders, coat hooks, and seat-back pockets
- BRailings and handholds, the flooring, signal devices, and emergency exit handles Correct
- CVideo screens, Wi-Fi equipment, USB charging ports, and magazine racks
Why
An interior check looks for anything that could injure riders or slow an evacuation: loose rails or handholds, damaged flooring, signal devices that do not work (including any restroom emergency buzzer), faulty emergency exit handles, and objects left in the aisles or stairwells.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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