CDL · School bus (CDL)
Under what conditions is a driver allowed to put an unruly student off the bus?
Correct answer: Only at school or at the student's assigned stop.
Answer options
- ANever, no matter what the student does on the bus
- BAt any location, as long as the behavior is severe enough
- COnly at school or at the student's assigned stop Correct
Why
Students may be taken off the bus only at school or at their assigned stop, even if the misbehavior is a serious safety concern. If a student becomes so disruptive that you cannot keep driving safely, pull over somewhere safe and call the police or a school administrator for help.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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