InspectionQuestion 50 of 80
When checking the emergency exits on a bus, you should:
a.Leave them all open while driving
b.Make sure they are closed but able to be opened quickly if needed
c.Weld them shut for safety
d.Cover them with signs
Explanation
Emergency exits, such as rear doors, windows, and roof hatches, must be closed and secured while driving but able to open quickly in an emergency. Verify the handles and latches work during your inspection. Never block or disable an emergency exit.
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