MAINE SCHOOL BUS CDL PRACTICE TEST

11. When approaching a school bus stop, you should:
activate amber warning lights.
continuously check all mirrors.
All of the above.
12. Passive railroad crossings:
do not have any type of traffic control device.
do not have yellow circular advance warning signs, pavement markings and crossbucks.
do not require you to stop.
13. One way to prevent hydroplaning is to:
take curves at higher speeds.
make sure you have enough tread on your tires.
have less than 4/32 inch tread depth in every major groove on front tires.
14. Proper adjustment and use of all mirrors is vital to the safe operation of a school bus:
in order to see 500 feet or 10 bus lengths behind the bus.
in order to have the students exit in orderly fashion.
in order to monitor the danger zones around the bus for students, traffic, and other objects.
15. When approaching a traffic light that has been green for a long time, you should:
speed up to get through the light.
maintain your current speed.
start slowing down and be ready to stop.
16. The inside rearview mirror is used to:
monitor passenger activity inside the bus.
see the "danger zone" areas insde the bus.
see the "danger zone" areas around the bus.
17. When checking your mirrors you should:
use both mirrors.
only use the passenger side mirror.
only use the driver side mirror.
18. Which of the following is not a rule for using turn signals?
Signal early
Don't signal unless another vehicle is behind you
Cancel your signal after you have turned
19. If a drawbridge does not have a signal light or traffic control attendant, you should:
stop at least 5 feet before the draw of the bridge.
drive through the drawbridge with caution.
stop and look to make sure the draw is completely closed before crossing.
20. When dealing with a drunk or disruptive rider, you must:
take this rider to the closest police department.
ensure the rider's safety, as well as that of others.
discharge the disruptive rider immediately.
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