Safe DrivingQuestion 64 of 80
When you must stop the bus on the road for an emergency, you should:
a.Stop in a driving lane
b.Pull completely off the road if possible and use warning devices
c.Leave the bus in gear with no brake
d.Block a railroad crossing
Explanation
If you must stop, get the bus completely off the road onto the shoulder or a safe area whenever possible. Turn on your hazard lights and put out warning devices such as reflective triangles. Never stop where you block traffic or a railroad crossing.
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