CDL · Distraction and fatigue
When is it acceptable for a bus driver to change the position of the driver's seat?
Correct answer: Only when the bus is not moving.
Answer options
- AAny time the driver thinks it is necessary
- BOnly when the bus is not moving Correct
- CWhile rolling slowly in light traffic
Why
Driving takes your full attention, so set the seat, mirrors and radio before you get underway. If anything needs changing later, wait until the bus has stopped.
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Topic: Distraction and fatigue License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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