CDL · Passenger vehicles
When is a bus allowed to haul luggage and freight?
Correct answer: When it is properly secured and blocks no exit.
Answer options
- AWhen it is properly secured and blocks no exit Correct
- BWhen it is stacked in the aisle where the driver can watch it
- CWhen it belongs to someone who is riding the bus
Why
Baggage and freight must be tied down or stowed so it cannot shift, and it must never block the aisle, a doorway, or any emergency exit. It does not have to belong to a rider.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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