CDL · Passenger vehicles
Which area of a bus is off-limits to standing passengers?
Correct answer: The area ahead of the standee line.
Answer options
- AThe area beside the rear door
- BThe area ahead of the standee line Correct
- CThe aisle next to the last row of seats
Why
The standee line is the boundary that keeps standing riders out of the driver's area; no one may stand forward of the rear edge of the driver's seat.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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