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After unloading at the school, you should walk through the bus to:
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make sure no students are returning to the bus.
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close the door.
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to check for items left by students and hiding or sleeping students.
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2.
Select the best answer. Danger zones are located:
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on all sides of the bus.
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to the sides of the bus.
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in the front of the bus.
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3.
When evacuating the bus, a safe place will be at least _____ off the road in the direction of oncoming traffic.
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100 feet
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20 feet
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30 feet
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4.
If the safety relief valve in the air brake system releases air:
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something is wrong.
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this will supply more power to the brakes.
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the valve is fully operational.
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5.
ABS:
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is not required on newer trucks.
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gives you more control when you brake.
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causes your wheels to lock when you break hard.
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6.
Proper adjustment and use of all mirrors is vital to the safe operation of a school bus:
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in order to have the students exit in orderly fashion.
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in order to see 500 feet or 10 bus lengths behind the bus.
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in order to monitor the danger zones around the bus for students, traffic, and other objects.
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7.
To ensure rider safety, bus drivers should always check the interior of the bus before driving. Aisles and stairwells should always be:
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placarded.
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reserved for seniors.
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clear.
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8.
Properly adjusted outside left and right side flat mirrors allow the school bus drivers to see _____ behind the bus.
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200 feet
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50 feet
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300 feet
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9.
When backing, you should:
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only use mirror on the driver's side.
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use the mirrors on both sides.
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back quickly.
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10.
If you lose ABS control on one or more wheels, you should:
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drive normally (you still have regular brakes), but get the system serviced soon.
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fully apply the brakes until you stop.
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immediately report it to the motor carrier.
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