CDL · School bus (CDL)
Which of these is usually NOT something a driver looks for during a school bus post-trip inspection?
Correct answer: Dirt or shoe prints on the floor.
Answer options
- ASigns of vandalism or damage
- BDirt or shoe prints on the floor Correct
- CBelongings that students left behind
Why
After a route or trip, the driver walks through the bus looking for sleeping students, forgotten belongings, open windows and doors, mechanical or operating problems, and damage or vandalism. Ordinary dirt on the floor is not on that list, although your district may add its own checklist items.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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