1.
Of all the space around your vehicle, the most important is:
the area ahead of the vehicle.
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the area behind the vehicle.
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All areas around the vehicle are equally important.
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the area to the sides of the vehicle.
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2.
When students board, you should:
check all mirrors.
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close the door.
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count the number of mirrors.
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announce the next stop.
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3.
Crossover mirrors are used to:
monitor traffic.
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monitor passenger activity inside the bus.
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see the "danger zone" areas in front of the bus and to the left and right side of the bus.
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monitor the left and right sides of the bus at a wide angle.
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4.
When stopping, drivers should bring the school bus to a full stop with the front bumper at least ______ away from students at the bus stop.
50 feet
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5 feet
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10 feet
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30 feet
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5.
Always check the interior of the bus before driving, including:
Handholds and railings
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Floor covering
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Emergency exit handles
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All of the above.
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6.
If you recognize a distracted driver on the road, you should:
flash your brake lights at them.
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try to pass them.
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give them plenty of room.
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follow them closely.
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7.
In an emergency:
stopping is always the best thing to do.
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you should keep one hand on the steering wheel.
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stopping is not always the safest thing to do.
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you should never turn to miss an obstacle.
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8.
When approaching a school bus stop, you should:
continuously check all mirrors.
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activate amber warning lights.
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approach cautiously.
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All of the above.
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9.
Properly adjusted outside left and right side flat mirrors should allow the driver to see:
the front bumper.
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the front tires touching the ground.
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the rear tires touching the ground.
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at least 1 traffic lane on either side of the bus.
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10.
The standee line is:
is a line that passengers must stand on.
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a line on the floor of the bus showing the driver where the riders cannot stand.
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a line on the floor of the bus showing riders where the driver cannot stand.
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a line on the floor of the bus showing riders where they cannot stand.
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