Safe DrivingQuestion 78 of 80
When must a bus driver be especially careful about the bus's height and clearance?
a.Only on the freeway
b.Never; buses fit everywhere
c.Only when empty
d.Passing under low bridges, overpasses, wires, or entering low-clearance areas
Explanation
Buses are tall, so the driver must watch for low bridges, overpasses, wires, canopies, and signs. Striking a low object can injure passengers and damage the bus. Know your vehicle's height and heed posted clearance signs.
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