CDL · Passenger vehicles
Which description fits the standee line found on some buses?
Correct answer: A marking, often a 2-inch floor line by the driver's seat, that standing riders must not cross.
Answer options
- AA line painted on the sidewalk at the bus stop that shows riders where to wait in line before they board
- BA marking, often a 2-inch floor line by the driver's seat, that standing riders must not cross Correct
- CA border marked on the bus floor that sets apart the seats reserved for riders with disabilities
Why
Buses that permit standing must show how far forward standing riders may go, usually with a 2-inch line on the floor at the back of the driver's seat. Every standing rider has to remain on the rear side of that marking.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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