CDL · Passenger vehicles
In which part of a bus are riders not permitted to stand?
Correct answer: In front of the standee line.
Answer options
- AIn front of the standee line Correct
- BWithin 3 feet of a side window
- CAnywhere in the back half of the bus
Why
Riders who stand must stay behind the standee line, and no one may stand ahead of the back of the driver's seat. Standing farther back is allowed on a bus designed to carry standees.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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