CDL · School bus (CDL)
Which description fits the protection offered by the Good Samaritan concept?
Correct answer: It protects those who give first aid from civil liability.
Answer options
- AIt guarantees that an injured person's medical bills get paid
- BIt excuses drivers who stop to help from traffic tickets
- CIt protects those who give first aid from civil liability Correct
Why
Someone who helps an injured person in good faith, such as a bus driver giving first aid, generally cannot be held civilly liable for that help. This protection does not extend to gross negligence or harm done on purpose.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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