CDL · School bus (CDL)
Which of these steps help prevent a school bus hijacking?
Correct answer: All of these are correct.
Answer options
- AAgreeing on an emergency plan with your district and checking in with dispatch often
- BNever letting unauthorized people board and reporting your location to dispatch often
- CAll of these are correct Correct
Why
Agreeing on a prevention and emergency plan with your district, never letting an unauthorized person of any age board, and giving dispatch frequent location updates all lower the risk; the updates also tell dispatch your last position if contact is suddenly lost.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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