IOWA SCHOOL BUS CDL PRACTICE TEST

11. As a general rule, during an emergency student safety is best maintained by:
evacuating the bus.
planning the evacuation well in advance.
keeping students on the bus.
12. Right after it starts to rain, the road is very slippery. Why?
Because the water mixes with oil left on the road by vehicles.
Because rain is very slippery.
Because black ice may form on the road.
13. If ABS is not working:
you will still have brakes.
you should use the parking brake.
you should use the emergency brake.
14. What should you do if your vehicle starts hydroplaning?
Accelerate slightly, then push in the clutch to slow down.
Apply the brakes and countersteer to regain control of the vehicle.
Release the accelerator and push in the clutch to let the wheels turn freely.
15. The standee line is:
a line on the floor of the bus showing riders where they cannot stand.
a line on the floor of the bus showing riders where the driver cannot stand.
is a line that passengers must stand on.
16. The brake and accelerator interlock system (if your bus has one):
is used to shut the air off and put on the trailer emergency brakes.
applies the brakes when the rear door is closed.
should never be used in place of the parking brake.
17. One reason parked delivery trucks can present a hazard is:
packages may fall out of the truck.
they are often hard to see.
their drivers are often in a hurry and may suddenly step out of their vehicle.
18. What factors can cause brakes to fail or fade?
Brakes out of adjustment
Excessive use of the service brakes
All of the above.
19. Do not push or tow a disabled bus with riders aboard the vehicle, unless:
the majority of the passengers agree.
the distance to be covered is less than 5 miles.
getting off would be unsafe.
20. If you have to drive off the road, you should:
brake as hard as you can to maintain control.
keep one set of wheels on the pavement, if possible.
fully apply the brakes until your speed has dropped to about 20 mph.
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