CDL · Passenger vehicles
Which of these is a situation in which you should not refuel your bus?
Correct answer: Inside a closed building with riders aboard.
Answer options
- AInside a closed building with riders aboard Correct
- BWhen some of the bus windows are open
- CAfter the engine has been turned off
Why
Refueling with riders on the bus should be avoided whenever possible, and it must never be done inside a closed building while they are aboard, where fuel vapors and any fire would put them at serious risk. Turning the engine off is a normal part of safe fueling.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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