CDL · School bus (CDL)
Where should students who just got off the bus be before you start moving again?
Correct answer: 10 feet or more away from the bus's side.
Answer options
- AClose to the bus, right beside the door
- BNo more than 5 feet from the bus's side
- C10 feet or more away from the bus's side Correct
Why
Students who have left the bus should be 10 feet or more from its side, where the driver can see each one and confirm that everyone is clear before the bus moves. A child standing close to the bus may be hidden from the driver's view.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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