Loading & PassengersQuestion 6 of 80
When should you check that passengers are seated or braced before you begin driving?
a.Before you allow the bus to move from a stop
b.Only on the freeway
c.Only when carrying children
d.Never, it is the passengers' responsibility
Explanation
Before you begin moving, make sure standees are behind the standee line and that riders have a chance to be seated or braced. Sudden acceleration can throw an unprepared passenger down. Announce stops and allow riders time to sit before you accelerate.
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