Measured from its front bumper, the danger zone ahead of a school bus can stretch up to what distance?

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Depending on the size and design of the bus, the danger zone in front of it may reach as far as 30 feet, and the first 10 feet nearest the bumper are the most dangerous. Along each side and behind the bus, the zone usually extends about 10 feet.

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Topic: School bus (CDL)   License: CDL

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• School Bus Basics and Danger Zones

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