InspectionQuestion 53 of 80
How does inspecting the bus interior differ from inspecting a typical dry-van trailer?
a.The bus interior has passenger seats, handrails, and exits that must be checked
b.There is no difference
c.A bus has no interior
d.Only the trailer needs an inspection
Explanation
Because a bus carries people, its interior inspection includes passenger seats, handrails, floor covering, signaling devices, and emergency exits. A freight trailer has cargo space instead of passenger features. These passenger items are unique and critical to a bus inspection.
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