Safe DrivingQuestion 70 of 80
If a fire breaks out on the bus, the driver should:
a.Keep driving to the destination
b.Speed up to put the fire out with wind
c.Ignore it if small
d.Stop, get passengers off safely away from the bus, and use the fire extinguisher if it is safe
Explanation
If a fire starts, pull off the road, stop, and get all passengers out and away from the bus quickly. Only fight a small fire with the extinguisher if it is safe to do so. Passenger safety comes first, so evacuate before attempting to fight a serious fire.
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