1.
To know if your vehicle is equipped with ABS, look for:
the ABS shipping paper.
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the ABS logo on the steering wheel.
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a yellow ABS malfunction lamps on the instrument panel.
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an ABS placard.
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2.
When inspecting the vehicle, make sure that:
all emergency exits are not damaged.
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if equipped, the stop arm is mounted securely to the frame of the vehicle.
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all internal and external mirrors and mirror brackets are not damaged.
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All of the above.
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3.
After stopping, you should:
Activate the alternating amber lights and ensure the stop arm is extended.
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Have the students board the school bus as quickly as possible.
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Activate the alternating red lights and ensure the stop arm is extended.
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Turn on the right turn signal indicator.
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4.
During an emergency student safety is generally best maintained by:
leading students as far away from the bus as possible.
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leading students downwind of the bus if fire is present.
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having the students stand at least 50 feet off the road in the direction of oncoming traffic.
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keeping students on the bus.
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5.
When loading or unloading passengers, put the transmission:
second gear.
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in reverse.
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in first gear.
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in Neutral.
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6.
When you are driving a school bus, the emergency exit doors or windows must always:
have a red door light turned on.
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stay open.
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be closed.
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None of the above.
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7.
Before crossing railroad tracks you should:
stop no closer than 100 feet from the nearest rail.
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stay to the left of the roadway if possible.
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open the service door and driver's window to look and listen for approaching trains.
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place the transmission in first gear.
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8.
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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follow them closely.
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give them plenty of room.
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9.
Walkers, joggers, and bicyclists wearing headsets:
may not hear you.
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can usually hear the sounds of traffic.
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are usually aware of what is happening around them.
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can always see you.
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10.
When approaching an emergency vehicle stopped on the side of the road with lights flashing, you should:
yielding the right-of-way by coming to a complete stop.
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move to the lane not next to that of the emergency vehicle.
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speed up.
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stay in the right lane.
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