CDL · Passenger vehicles
May a bus be driven while one of its emergency exit windows is open?
Correct answer: No, that is never allowed.
Answer options
- AYes, if it is open only partway
- BNo, that is never allowed Correct
- CYes, whenever riders want fresh air
Why
Every emergency exit door and window must be closed before the bus moves, and driving with one open, even slightly, is not permitted.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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