CDL · School bus (CDL)
To protect riders, what condition should the aisles and stairwells of a bus be in at all times?
Correct answer: Clear of any obstructions.
Answer options
- AMarked with warning placards
- BUsed to store students' backpacks and gear
- CClear of any obstructions Correct
Why
Bags or other objects in an aisle or stairwell can trip students as they get on and off, and they can slow everyone down if the bus has to be evacuated. Check these areas during your interior inspection and keep them open.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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