Loading & PassengersQuestion 20 of 80
Standing passengers on a moving bus should:
a.Hold onto handrails or seat backs for support
b.Stand freely in the aisle without holding on
c.Lean on the driver's seat
d.Sit on the steps
Explanation
Standing riders should hold onto grab rails, straps, or seat backs to keep from falling if the bus stops or turns suddenly. Riders must never sit or stand on the steps. Keeping standees braced and behind the standee line reduces injuries.
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