CDL · Passenger vehicles
When riders are aboard, a bus must never be refueled:
Correct answer: inside an enclosed building.
Answer options
- Awithout a static chain in place.
- Bwhile any window is open.
- Cinside an enclosed building. Correct
- Dwith premium rather than regular fuel.
Why
Fuel vapors can collect in an enclosed building and catch fire, so a bus carrying riders is never refueled indoors; it is best not to fuel with riders aboard at all unless it is truly necessary.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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