CDL · School bus (CDL)
What is the proper way to deal with gang members you encounter on or around your bus?
Correct answer: Do not confront them; get away safely and quickly, then report it to dispatch.
Answer options
- AConfront the gang's leaders head-on and try to frighten them into leaving
- BDo not confront them; get away safely and quickly, then report it to dispatch Correct
- CTreat their presence as a sign that the bus and its riders are safer
Why
A confrontation with gang members can turn violent fast, so avoid it, move the bus away safely, and report the encounter to dispatch. Make clear that the bus and its stops are neutral ground, and when speaking with a suspected gang member, do it one-on-one and with respect, following district policy for any defiance.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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