CDL · Passenger vehicles
Which statement about refueling a bus while passengers are aboard is correct?
Correct answer: Fueling with passengers aboard is something to avoid unless absolutely necessary.
Answer options
- AFueling with passengers aboard is fine as long as you announce it to them first
- BFueling with passengers aboard is allowed only on trips longer than 150 miles
- CFueling with passengers aboard is something to avoid unless absolutely necessary Correct
Why
Fuel vapors and spills create a fire risk, so a bus should be refueled with riders on board only when there is no other option, and never inside a closed building.
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Topic: Passenger vehicles License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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