FLORIDA SCHOOL BUS CDL PRACTICE TEST

11. When driving, you should check your mirrors:
regularly.
every 10 seconds.
only when there may be a problem.
every 4 seconds.
12. When you double your speed, the braking distance is:
4 times longer.
2 times longer.
3 times longer.
the same.
13. When dealing with a drunk or disruptive rider, you must:
ensure the rider's safety, as well as that of others.
take this rider to the closest police department.
discharge the disruptive rider immediately.
All of the above.
14. Buses may carry:
drugs.
emergency hospital supplies.
small-arms ammunition labeled ORM-D.
All of the above.
15. In your mirror, you see a car approaching from the rear. The next time you check your mirror, you don't see the car. If you wish to change lanes, you should:
assume the car left the roadway and change lanes as normal.
wait until you are sure the car isn't in your blind spot.
ease into the other lane slowly so the other car can get out of the way.
None of the above.
16. During unloading, if the school bus driver cannot account for a student outside the bus, the driver should:
assume the student got back on the bus.
secure the bus, and check around and underneath the bus.
walk through the bus to ensure the students is not on the bus.
All of the above.
17. A school bus driver must evacuate the bus when:
the bus is stalled on the shoulder of a 4-lane divided highway and it's snowing.
the ABS is not working properly.
you have pull off the road and stop.
the bus is stalled on a railroad crossing.
18. When a rider wants to board the bus with a car battery, you should:
put the car battery in the aisle.
check that the battery does not contain any gasoline.
put the car battery at the back of the bus.
not allow the car battery on the bus.
19. If you realize you are going to be later to your destination than you expected, you should:
speed up.
exceed the posted speed limit when no other vehicles are near.
do your best to avoid the delay.
deal with it and accept the delay.
20. ABS (Anti-lock Braking System):
keeps your wheels from locking when you apply the brakes hard.
does not decrease or increase your normal braking capability.
is an addition to your normal brakes.
All of the above.
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