CDL · School bus (CDL)
Which rule should you follow when dealing with a student who is misbehaving on the bus?
Correct answer: Put the student off the bus only at school or at the student's assigned stop.
Answer options
- AMake the student get off right away, then notify dispatch
- BHave dispatch call a parent to come and take the student off the bus
- CPut the student off the bus only at school or at the student's assigned stop Correct
Why
Stop and secure the bus, take the key, and speak to the student firmly but respectfully, moving the student to a seat near you if needed. A student must never be let off anywhere except at school or at the student's own stop; if removal cannot wait, call the police or a school administrator.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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