Safe DrivingQuestion 63 of 80
If a bus has a rear emergency door, driving with it open:
a.Turns on a buzzer or light and should be corrected, as riders can fall or fumes enter
b.Improves ventilation and is encouraged
c.Is required by law
d.Makes the bus faster
Explanation
Driving with a rear emergency door open is dangerous because a rider could fall out and exhaust fumes can enter the bus. Many buses sound a buzzer or show a light when a door is open. Close and secure the door before driving.
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