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Question 1) If your antilock braking systems malfunctions, you should:

A) Stop bus and call your dispatcher. B) Drive at a lower speed and wait for normal maintenance. C) Drive normally, but get the system serviced as soon as possible.

Question 2) The outside left and right side crossover mirrors are mounted on the front cornersof the bus. You should position them so you can see:

A) The right front and the left front tires touching the ground. B) The entire area to the rear of the mirror along the side of the bus. C) 200 feet behind the bus.

Question 3) How far should students exit the bus and walk to?

A) The distance it takes to clear the danger zone. B) At least 10 feet away from the side of the bus. C) At least 8 feet away from the side of the bus.

Question 4) What is the safest way to handle unruly behavior on the bus?Keep checking the review mirror so

A) you can see what is happening and report to the principal.Pull of the road in safe direction, B) secure the bus, stand up and firmly tell the students what behavior youexpect of them. C) Have the unruly students move to the front of the bus.

Question 5) All mirrors should be viewed in what manner?

A) Simultaneously every 4 seconds. B) In a logical sequence checking traffic and passengers every 5seconds. C) In a logical sequence to ensure that a child or object is not in any of thedanger zone.

Question 6) The blind spot behind the bus could extend up to ____ feet behind the bus.

A) 100 B) 200 C) 400

Question 7) Which of the following statements about bus evacuation procedures is true?

A) If time allows, notify the dispatch office of evacuation location,conditions, and type of assistance needed. B) If time allows, walk through the bus and close all windows. C) If time allows, set flares out before evacuating the bus.

Question 8) Many buses have curved (convex or spot) mirrors. These mirrors:

A) Are against the law in some states. B) Make things seem smaller and further away than they really are. C) Do not need to be checked often because they show a larger area.

Question 9) After stopping at an intersection, it is important for you to know how to lookbefore you move further and across traffic lanes. The right order is:

A) Look right, left then left again as you begin to move forward. B) Look left, right then left again as you begin to move forward. C) Look left, down then left again as you begin to move forward.

Question 10) What school bus accidents should be reported?

A) None. B) Only if there is injury. C) AIl

Question 11) Crossing railroad tracks represents one of the greatest hazards because:

A) Mass casualties and fatalities are concerned. B) Drivers do not comply with crossing rules. C) Most of the railroad crossings do not have gates.

Question 12) Where are blind spot of the bus?

A) In the rear of the bus and could extend up to 400 feet depending onthe width of the bus. B) Immediately below and in front of each mirror and directly in back ofthe rear bumper. C) Both, D) and B.

Question 13) When directing an Emergency Evacuation, who is the one that must direct theprocedure?

A) Principal. B) Students. C) Driver.

Question 14) Normally, how many seats that are not securely fastened to the bus are allowed?

A) 0. B) 2. C) 4.

Question 15) Space management means to leave a cushion of air around the vehicle at alltimes. You need space all around your vehicle:

A) In front, to the sides and on top. B) In front, to the sides and to the rear. C) In front, to the sides and underneath.

Question 16) When vehicles are travelling in the same direction as a legally stopped school busdisplaying red loading lights and extended stop arm, they do not have to stop if the street or highway is a four-lane which is divided by an unpaved (grassy) median at least five-feet wide.

A) True B) False

Question 17) When should you activate your alternating flashing amber warninglights?

A) 100 to 300 feet before school bus stop. B) 300 to 500 before school bus stop. C) None of the above.

Question 18) Antilock braking systems:

A) Work only when you activate the in- cab switch. B) Shorting your stopping distance. C) Keep your wheels from locking up during hard brake applications.

Question 19) If the gates at a railroad-highway crossing appear to the stuck in the downposition, you should:

A) Wait for a few minutes to make sure there is no train, then drive aroundthe gate. B) Ask another motorist to assist you in crossing. C) Radio your dispatcher or call for help from a law enforcement officer.

Question 20) You should not let riders stand:A. in front of the standee line.

A) between the wheel wells. B) within two feet of an emergency exit.

Question 21) You are driving a 30-foot bus on a highway. The road is dry and visibility isgood. The distance between you and the vehicle ahead of you should not be less,than ___ seconds:

A) 3 B) 4 C) 5

Question 22) After deciding the type of an evacuation that is necessary, the next step you musttake Is:

A) Notifying the dispatch office of the evacuation. B) Securing the bus. C) Dangling the radio microphone out of the driver's window for later use.

Question 23) When vehicles are travelling in the same direction as a school bus displaying itsyellow warning lights that has not yet come to a complete stop, they must stopif the street or highway is a four-lane which is divided by an unpaved (grassy)median at least five-feet wide.

A) True B) False

Question 24) School bus must have at least how many emergency exits?

A) 4. B) 1. C) 2.

Question 25) Which of the following is a recommended procedure when loading students atschool?

A) Ensure the ignition switch is turned on. B) Remove the key from the ignition if you are leaving the driver'scompartment. C) Position yourself inside the bus to direct seat assignments.

Question 26) If there is no traffic light or attendant, stop for a draw bridge about ____ feetfrom the draw.

A) 25 B) 50 C) 100

Question 27) The safest speed in traffic is usually:

A) Slower than other vehicles are going. B) Same speed as other vehicles are going. C) Faster than other vehicles are going.

Question 28) Students must walk at least how many feet in front of the school bus to cross theroad?

A) 8 ft. B) 10 ft. C) 12 ft.

Question 29) Which of these statements about seeing ahead is true?

A) Good drivers should keep their attention back and forth, rear andfar. B) Good drivers keep their attention on Bone place for 12 to 15 seconds at atime. C) You should look 3 to 5 seconds ahead of you.

Question 30) When you inspect your bus, make sure that:

A) closed access panels are open. B) rider signaling devices are working. C) emergency exit handles have been removed.

Question 31) At bus stop where more then one is unloaded, which procedure is most likelyto prevent an unloading accident?

A) Students cross the street one at a time, not as a group. B) Driver count students as they disembark, and re-count before moving the bus. C) Drivers ensures students are seated on the bus before leaving the stop.

Question 32) It is most dangerous to back up:

A) To the left. B) To the right. C) Straight back.

Question 33) Why is understanding the loading and unloading procedures so critical?

A) Because only high school students understand how to cross the road. B) Because more students are killed while getting on and off a schoolbus each year. C) Because motorists ignore students walking to school.

Question 34) The bus driver must accept responsibility for supervising and controlling studentswhile on the bus route. Who is the person in charge?

A) Bus driver. B) Students on the bus. C) Parents of the students on the bus.

Question 35) How far ahead should you look while driving?

A) 6-8 seconds. B) 12-15 seconds. C) 18-20 seconds.

Question 36) Which of these actions will result in the best control on curves?

A) Brake all the way through curves. B) Slow to a safe speed before entering curves, and then accelerate slightlythrough the curves. C) Slow to a safe speed before entering curves, then coast through them.

Question 37) Which of the following statements best explains what to do when a school busstalls on the tracks at a railroad-highway crossing?

A) Driver should keep everyone quiet and call the dispatcher for direction. B) Driver should evacuate the bus and have students from in a group at theback of the bus. C) Driver should evacuate the bus and move students away from the truckson an angle toward the oncoming train.

Question 38) You are driving a 40-foot bus at 50 mph. The road is dry and visibility is good. Youshould keep at least ____ seconds of space in front of your bus to be safe.

A) 5 B) 6 C) 8

Question 39) By law, the warning lights must only be used when approaching a:

A) Busy intersection. B) Stop to load or unload passengers. C) Sharp turns.

Question 40) Using mirrors properly is an important driving skill. Using mirror is especiallyimportant when?

A) Backing up. B) Picking up and discharging passengers. C) All of the above.

Question 41) lf a student or students must cross the roadway, they should walk approximately___ feet away from the side of the bus.

A) 10 B) 15 C) 5

Question 42) In order for traffic to be safe and smooth, highway users need to talk to each other.What is the best way to communicate?

A) Yell out of the window. B) Use the signaling devices of your bus. C) Use hand signals.

Question 43) If your bus has an emergency exit door, it must:

A) Be closed when operating the bus. B) Always have a red door light on. C) Be free to open for fresh air.

Question 44) The posted speed for turns:

A) may be unsafe for a bus. B) may be too slow for bus. C) is the safe speed for a bus.

Question 45) The maximum distance you should stop away from a railroad crossing is:

A) 20 feet. B) 50 feet. C) 70 feet.

Question 46) The outside left and right side convex mirrors, which are below the outside flatmirrors, should be positioned to see:

A) The right front and the left rear tires touching the ground. B) 200 feet behind the bus. C) The entire side of the bus up to the mirror mounts.

Question 47) If the gate comes down as you are starting across a railroad-highwaycrossing, you should:

A) Stop immediately and call your dispatcher. B) Back up until you are off the trucks. C) Drive through the gate.

Question 48) Out of all spaces around your bus the most important one is:

A) To the rear. B) To the front. C) On the side.

Question 49) The properly adjusted outside left and right side convex mirrors allow visibilityIn what area?

A) . The entire side of the bus up to the front tires at ground level, front of the rear tires touching the ground and at least one traffic lane on either side of the bus. B) . The area directly in front of the bus. C) . Front of the rear tires touching the ground, the entire side of the bus upto the mirror mounts and at least one traffic lane on either side of the bus.

Question 50)

A) hazard is defined as:A. another driver. B) any condition which may cause your trip to be unsafe. C) a condition of the roadway or weather.

Question 51) Which of the following items are prohibited in a school bus?

A) Guns. B) Large class projects. C) Both, D) and B.

Question 52) What are three factors to consider when calculating braking distance?

A) Driver reaction distance, vehicle braking distance, total stopping distance. B) Driver reaction distance, vehicle reaction distance, total stopping distance. C) Driver reaction distance, vehicle braking distance, vehicle reaction distance.

Question 53) Vehicles must remain stopped until all red loading lights have been turned off.

A) True B) False

Question 54) Each State Board of Education is charged with the primary responsibility of rulesand regulations regarding students transportation.

A) True B) False

Question 55) When preparing to stop you should activate flashing amber warning lights:

A) In accordance with school district policy. B) In accordance with state law. C) 100 feet before you stop.

Question 56) Which of these statements about speed management and braking is true?

A) Stopping time increases one second for each 10 mph over 20 mph. B) You need about four times as much stopping distance at 40 mph as at20 mph. C) The total stopping distance of the bus is the distance it takes to stoponce the brakes are put on.

Question 57) When driving a bus, you should look ____ seconds ahead.

A) 7-10 B) 3-6 C) 12-15

Question 58) Your bus is disabled. The bus, with riders aboard, may be towed or pushed to a safespot to discharge the passengers only:

A) if the distance is less then 1 mile. B) by another bus with its 4-way flashers on. C) if getting off the bus sooner would be unsafe.

Question 59) Only some of the school bus driver are required to participate in In-servicetraining program.

A) True B) False

Question 60) To know what you see quickly and correctly, you must use a visual searchpattern. This is called systematic seeing. It helps you know:

A) What to look at. B) Where to look. C) All of the above.

Question 61) When you are driving too fast on a banked curve, your bus will:

A) Feel a little heavier. B) Lean toward the inside. C) Lean toward the outside.

Question 62) To be a school driver individual must pass the following written tests:

A) CDL General Knowledge, Passenger endorsement, School busendorsement. B) CDL General Knowledge, Air Brakes endorsement, School busendorsement. C) CDL General Knowledge, Hazardous materials endorsement, School busEndorsement.

Question 63) Shifting gears in a bus is not permitted when:

A) Driving down a hill. B) Crossing railroad tracks. C) Crossing a bridge.

Question 64) Most States require school bus drivers take a physical examination:

A) Every 5 years. B) Annually. C) Every 3 years.

Question 65) Buses may have recapped or re-grooved tires:

A) Anywhere except the front wheels. B) On any or all the wheels. C) Only on the outside duals.

Question 66) What is a passive Railroad Crossing?

A) B) Railroad Crossing that is no longer in use. C) Railroad Crossing that does not have any type of traffic control device. D) E) Railroad Crossing that has a traffic control device installed at thecrossing to regulate traffic.

Question 67) What is the value of the overhead rear view mirror inside of the bus?

A) To monitor passenger activity. B) To monitor the driver's appearance. C) To provide visibility directly in the back of the bus.

Question 68) How should you brake in a bus with ABS brakes?

A) Pump the brakes in an emergency situation. B) Apply the brakes as usual. C) Apply the brakes and back off the brakes prior to the final brake, toStop.

Question 69) What should you do if you have lost ABS control at one or more wheels?

A) Call dispatch to report the problem. B) Drive normally because you still have regular brakes but have systemserviced soon. C) Drive faster so your ABS yellow malfunction lamp will go out.

Question 70) Why should a post-trip inspection be performed?

A) To check for sleeping students or articles left in the bus. B) To check for mechanical damage or vandalism to the bus. C) Both D) andB.

Question 71) Where does the properly adjusted outside left and right side flat mirrors enablevisibility?

A) Along the sides of the bus and the rear tires touching the ground. B) 200 feet or 2 bus lengths behind the bus. C) Along the sides of the bus, 200 feet or 4 bus lengths behind the bus andthe rear tires touching the ground.

Question 72) Which of the following is a reason to evacuate a school bus?

A) The bus is stalled on the shoulder of a 4 line divided highway and it isgetting hot inside. B) The bus' ABS warning light is on. C) The bus is stalled on railroad trucks and there is no train in sight.

Question 73) The golden rule for school buses when approaching and crossing railroad tracks Is:

A) Stop, go and stop. B) Stop, look and listen. C) Stop, look and turn on the radio.

Question 74) You are driving on a slippery road during the day. How much space does theDriver's Manual say you should keep ahead of you?

A) Add one second to the space needed in good road conditions. B) Allow one Car length for every 10 mph. C) Allow much more space than needed for ideal driving conditions.

Question 75) battery box check is important. The battery must be secure, connection mustbe tight and cell caps must be present. In addition these items should be checked:

A) Battery connection should show signs of excessive wear. B) Battery connections should not show signs of excessive corrosion,but the battery box and cover or door is unimportant. C) Battery connections should not show signs of excessive corrosion,and the battery box and cover or door should not be damaged andshould be secure.

Question 76) It is best to wear your seat belt:

A) Only when you will be driving over 35 mph. B) Only on sand, gravel, or ice covered roads. C) At all times for safety.

Question 77) What color are all school buses painted?

A) Fluorescent yellow. B) Orange yellow. C) National school bus yellow.

Question 78) During loading or unloading procedure the students should cross the road infront of the bus within ___ feet:

A) 6 B) 8 C) 10

Question 79) Which of these statements about seeing ahead is true?

A) At highway speed you should look not more that 1/8-mile ahead. B) Many drivers do not look far enough ahead. C) Good drivers keep their attention on one place for 12 to 15 seconds at aTime.

Question 80) If you work for an interstate carrier, you must complete and after-trip inspectionreport that specifies, for each bus:

A) any problems that occurred with riders. B) any defects that would affect safety or result in a breakdown. C) fuel used, distance traveled, and mileage for that trip.

Question 81) The CDL Manual indicates that hazard lights should be activated at least ____feet before a railroad-highway crossing.

A) 200 B) 300 C) 400

Question 82) When should you check your mirrors:

A) right after starting a lane change. B) as you are preparing to stop. C) regularly as part of your scan for potential hazards.

Question 83) Which of the following lists the three types of emergency equipment that youmust have on your bus?

A) Reflectors, fire extinguisher, tire repair kit. B) Fire extinguisher, spare electrical fuses unless equipped with circuitbreakers, reflectors. C) First aid kit, spare electrical fuses unless equipped with circuitbreakers, fire extinguisher.

Question 84) Which of the following statements about special dangers of loading and unloadingIs true?

A) Students should be told to leave any dropped object and move to a pointof safety out of the danger zones and get the driver's attention to retrieve the object. retrieve the object. B) Students should be told to pick up any dropped object as long as it isnot under the bus. C) Students should be told to NOT use the handrail when exiting the busdue to the possibility of it causing a clothing hang-up.

Question 85) You should always slow down and check for other vehicles at:

A) railroad crossings marked as ‘exempt. B) unattended drawbridges. C) railroad trucks.

Question 86) What is an example of mandatory evacuation?

A) There is no radio communication with base. B) There are community adults on the scene. C) The bus is stalled on or adjacent to a railroad highway crossing.

Question 87) During loading and unloading students, you should check your mirrors.

A) Continuously. B) After you close the door. C) After re-enter traffic.

Question 88) You are driving a 40-foot bus at 30 mph. The road is dry and visibility is good. Youshould keep a safety space in front of your bus that is at least ____ seconds.

A) 3 B) 4 C) 6

Question 89) Which of the following is a recommended procedure when unloading students atschool?

A) Have the students remain seated until they are told to exit. B) Put the transmission in neutral gear and your foot on the brake. C) Position yourself outside the bus in front of crossover mirrors tosupervise unloading.

Question 90) Make sure that emergency bus doors, roof hatches or push out windows usedfor emergency evacuation are not damaged and operate smoothly and closesecurely.

A) True B) False

Question 91) At a railroad crossing the bus is required to stop at the stop line or, if there is noclearly marked stop line, what is the required minimum and maximumstopping distance?

A) No closer than 15 feet and no further than 30 feet, where you have thebest view of the tracks. B) No closer than 10 feet and no further than 40 feet, where you have thebest view of the tracks. C) No closer than 15 feet and no further than 50 feet, where you have thebest view of the tracks.

Question 92) Carry-on baggage:

A) should always be inspected by the driver as it is carried onto the bus. B) can never be left in a doorway or an aisle. C) always needs to be stored in the overhead compartments or underthe seats.

Question 93) Where are children in the most danger outside of the school bus?

A) The area to the left of the bus because of the passing vehicles. B) The front and rear areas of the bus. C) Anywhere outside of the bus defined as the danger zone.

Question 94) What do the outside left and right side cross view mirrors do?

A) They are used to see the "danger zone" area directly in front of thebus. B) Present a view of people and objects that does not accurately reflect theirsize and distance from the bus. C) Allof the above.

Question 95) Which of these statements about passive highway-rail crossings Is true:

A) Passive crossing do not have cross buck signs. B) Passive crossing do not have any type of gates and signals. C) Drivers do not need to stop at passive crossings if they do not seea train.

Question 96) What is the definition for reaction distance?

A) The distance the driver travels before they realize there is adiscipline problem. B) The distance they travel after applying the brakes. C) They distance traveled while moving their foot from accelerator to thebrake pedal.

Question 97) How often should you check your mirrors?

A) Only before each trip. B) Every 5-8 seconds. C) Every 12 – 15 seconds.

Question 98) By law, school buses must be equipped with an _______ lights overhead warningsystem as a method of controlling traffic at a school bus stop.

A) Four B) Six C) Eight

Question 99) Which of these statements about hazards is true?

A) B) car with out-of-state license plates is ahazard because that state maynot have inspection laws. C) Movement inside a parked car could mean that a person is about to stepout of it. D) If you can see any part of another vehicle, assume the driver sees you.

Question 100) If a bus leans on a curve, you:

A) Should increase your speed slightly. B) Are driving too fast. C) Should quickly press hard on the brake.

Question 101) School buses are equipped with more safety equipment than any other vehicleon the road.

A) True. B) False.

Question 102) When waiting to pull out into traffic, you should:

A) drive on the shoulder until you reach the speed of traffic. B) pull out slowly. C) always wait for the proper gap.

Question 103) school bus driver must also check the alternately flashing amber light indicator,if equipped, the alternately flashing red light indicator and the strobe lightindicator, if equipped:

A) True. B) False.

Question 104) Inspection of the school buses are made one or more times per year in order todetermine whether the bus can be used to safely transport school children.

A) True B) False

Question 105) In addition to checking for spare electrical fuses, three red reflectivetriangles and a properly charged and rated fire extinguisher, school bus drivermust also inspect the following emergency equipment:

A) Three red burning flares, safety belts in all seats. B) Three flares of any type and alcohol. C) Three red burning flares, a nine-item first-aid kit.

Question 106) To stop for the railroad tracks, you should stop________ feet before the nearest track.

A) 5,20 B) 10,35 C) 15,50

Question 107) While driving a bus you should:

A) Scan interior of your bus as well as the road ahead, to the side and tothe rear. B) Focus your attention immediately to the side of your bus. C) Scan the road 5 to 7 seconds ahead.

Question 108) Which of the following statements about handling a serious problem on the bus istrue?

A) If time allows, you should have the dispatcher call the student's parentsand have them remove the student from the bus. B) If you feel a student could cause a serious safety problem, you shouldput the student off the bus and call your dispatcher. C) Never put a student off the bus except at designated bus stops or atSchool.

Question 109) While driving a bus how far ahead you should look?

A) 3-6 seconds B) 7-10 seconds C) 12-15 seconds

Question 110) In rainy weather the roads are most slippery when:

A) It's been raining for hours. B) When rain begins to fall after a period of dry weather. C) Immediately after the rain stops.

Question 111) Why is the proper adjustment and use of all mirrors so vital to the safe operationof the school bus?

A) In order to observe the danger zone around the bus. B) In order to clear up blind spots around the bus. C) In order to observe the danger zone around the bus and look for thestudents, traffic and other objects in this area.

Question 112) school bus driver does not have to wear a seat belt while loading or unloadingstudents.

A) True. B) False.

Question 113) The school bus driver may be the only contact person from school system someparents meet. The percentage of such parents is as high as:

A) 50% B) 65% C) 85%

Question 114) School bus is one of the safest mean of transportation. What two key factorscontribute to this impressive safety record?

A) Vehicles and Police. B) Vehicles and Drivers. C) Vehicles and Road conditions.

Question 115) Which of the following is a recommended procedure for conducting a post-tripinspection?

A) Sweep and clean the inside of the bus. B) Any problem or special situation should be noted and reportedmonthly. C) You should walk through the bus and around the bus.

Question 116) school bus driver has many responsibility, not the least of which ispublic relation.

A) True. B) False.

Question 117) When braking, a bus will have the most traction when:

A) The wheels are rolling, just short of locking. B) The wheels are locked. C) The emergency brake is applied.

Question 118) When driving a bus across the railroad tracks you:

A) Do not have to stop but must slow down on tracks where a crossinggate on a upright position. B) May sometime stop within 75 feet of the tracks C) You should never change gear on a bus with a manual transmission

Question 119) Which of these will result in the best control on curves?

A) Slow to a safe speed before entering curves, then accelerate slightlythrough them. B) Slow to a safe speed before entering curves, then coast through them.Maintain constant speed through C) curves, keeping the bus leaning slightly.

Question 120) Who should make a final decision that it is safe to proceed across a passivecrossing?

A) The school bus driver. B) The dispatcher. C) None of the above.

Question 121) Check that the entry door is not damaged and:

A) Operates smoothly and closes securely from the outside. B) Operates smoothly and closes securely from the inside. C) Operates smoothly and closes securely from the remote location.

Question 122) Which of the following information will confirm you are driving a vehicle with antilock brakes?

A) Red indicator lamps on the brake cylinder. B) Certification on the driver-side door. C) yellow ABS malfunction lamps on the instrument panel will light whenyou start engine.

Question 123) The school bus driver must perform pre-trip inspection:

A) Weekly. B) Daily. C) Before every trip.

Question 124) You must sign the inspection report made by the previous driver only when:

A) Some of the repair has not been made. B) The driver fulfilled out the report is present. C) Defects reported have been certified as repaired or not needing repair.

Question 125) When vehicles are travelling in the same direction as a school bus displaying redloading lights and extended stop arm, they must stop if the street or highway isa four-lane which is divided by a raised median.

A) True B) False

Question 126) You work for different state area. You must complete the after-trip inspectionreport that specifies:

A) Any problem that would affect safety or result in breakdown. B) Fuel usage, distance travel, mileage for this trip. C) Any problem that occur with riders.

Question 127) What is the most important reason for doing a school bus inspection?

A) To give the mechanic something to do. B) To assist the principal with their report. C) For safety required by Federal, State and local laws.

Question 128) Eye-lead time is when you look ahead as far as you travel in. How much time?

A) 2to4 seconds. B) 8 to 9 seconds. C) 10 to 12 seconds.

Question 129) When approaching a school bus stop you should activate your overhead amberlight how far from the bus stop?

A) 100 ft. B) 200 ft. C) 300 ft.

Question 130) Immediately after stopping you should:

A) Tell the children to stand back until you are ready for them to load. B) Open entrance door slightly to activate the stop arm and overheadred warning lights. C) Get the children onto the bus as quickly as possible.

Question 131) Which of these most affects the amount of traction your bus has?

A) The size of the tires. B) The drive wheels. C) The type and condition of the road surface.

Question 132) The CDL Manual indicates the last step in picking up students at the bus stop is to:

A) Open the service door just enough to activate the alternating red lights. B) Place transmission in Park or Neutral and set parking brake ateach stop. C) Make a final check to confirm all traffic has stopped before openingthe bus door and signaling students to approach.

Question 133) When checking the handicap lift the things you should look for are:

A) Leaking, damaged or missing wheelchairs. B) Leaking, damaged or missing parts and make sure that the lift is fullyretracted and latched. C) Leaking, damaged or missing parts and make sure that the lift is 25%retracted and latched.

Question 134) On a two-way street or highway, only vehicle moving in the same direction asthe school bus must stop for a legally stopped school bus displaying redloading lights and stop signal arm.

A) True. B) False.

Question 135) When you are unloading students along the route and cannot account for astudent outside the bus, you should:

A) Secure the bus and check the mirrors again. B) Ask students on the bus if they can see the student. C) Secure the bus and check around and underneath the bus.

Question 136) When water collects on the road and the wheels lose contact with the road it is called:

A) Hydro boating. B) Sliding. C) Hydroplaning.

Question 137) Visibility is affected by the time of the day (dawn or dusk) and by poor weather.If you are having trouble to see other vehicles, you must assume they arehaving trouble to see you. What you should do in such a situation?

A) Use low beam. B) Use high beam. C) Use horn.

Question 138) Which of the following procedures should be followed when driving a school bus inhigh winds?

A) Avoid pulling off the road to wait.p g B) Keep a strong grip on the steering wheel and try to anticipate gusts. C) Speed up to get away from the wind as quickly as possible.

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