InspectionQuestion 42 of 80
When should a bus's brakes and other systems be re-checked after the trip has started?
a.Never, once is enough
b.Only after 500 miles
c.During the trip, such as at stops and rest breaks
d.Only at the destination
Explanation
En-route inspections during stops and rest breaks help catch problems that develop while driving, such as overheating brakes or low tires. Watching gauges and doing quick checks keeps small problems from becoming dangerous. Continuous attention to the bus's condition is part of safe operation.
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