CDL · Passenger vehicles
How can a charter bus driver reduce the risk of theft or vandalism on the bus?
Correct answer: By not letting riders board until it is time to depart.
Answer options
- ABy asking riders to hand their valuables over to the driver
- BBy not letting riders board until it is time to depart Correct
- CBy letting riders board early so the bus is never empty
Why
When riders are kept off the bus until departure time, there are fewer chances for belongings to be stolen or for the bus to be damaged while it sits waiting. Taking charge of passengers' valuables is not part of a driver's job.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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