CDL · School bus (CDL)
With the bus stopped at a pickup point, what should you do as students get on?
Correct answer: Make sure every student who is waiting gets on board.
Answer options
- AHave students climb aboard two at a time to save time
- BMake sure every student who is waiting gets on board Correct
- CStart moving as soon as the last student reaches the steps
Why
At each pickup stop, count the students who are waiting and confirm that all of them get on, boarding slowly in single file. Do not move the bus until every student is aboard and seated.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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