Safe DrivingQuestion 66 of 80
Passengers should be told about emergency exits and safety equipment:
a.Never, it scares them
b.Only after a crash
c.Only if they ask
d.So they know how to use exits and equipment in an emergency
Explanation
On charter and tour trips especially, tell passengers where the emergency exits and safety equipment are and how to use them. In an emergency, seconds count and informed riders can react faster. This briefing is an important safety practice.
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