InspectionQuestion 38 of 80
Which of these is part of a proper bus pre-trip inspection?
a.Counting the money in the fare box
b.Adjusting the passenger seats to recline
c.Checking that service and parking brakes, lights, mirrors, and tires work
d.Cleaning the exterior paint
Explanation
A pre-trip inspection covers the vehicle's critical safety systems, including brakes, steering, lights, mirrors, tires, horn, and wipers. On a bus you also check passenger-related items like exits and handrails. Only a properly inspected bus should carry passengers.
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