CDL · School bus (CDL)
When you inspect a bus that has a wheelchair lift, what must you confirm about the lift?
Correct answer: It has no leaks, damage, or missing parts and is completely retracted and latched.
Answer options
- AIt moves up and down smoothly, so no other checks are needed
- BIt has no leaks, damage, or missing parts and is left about halfway retracted
- CIt has no leaks, damage, or missing parts and is completely retracted and latched Correct
Why
On a bus with a wheelchair lift, the inspection includes looking the lift over for leaks, damaged components, and missing parts. The lift must also be completely retracted and securely latched, not left partway out.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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