CDL · School bus (CDL)
Which mirrors show you the front danger zone, the area just ahead of the bus that you cannot see directly from your seat?
Correct answer: The crossover mirrors.
Answer options
- AThe crossover mirrors Correct
- BThe convex side mirrors
- CThe flat side mirrors
Why
Crossover mirrors, mounted at the front corners of the bus, let the driver see the area directly in front that is hidden from the seat, along with the front portions of both sides. The flat and convex side mirrors are used mainly to watch the sides of the bus and the area toward the rear.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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