Safe DrivingQuestion 80 of 80
The safest way to handle a curve or ramp in a loaded bus is to:
a.Brake hard while turning
b.Reduce speed before the curve and hold a steady, safe speed through it
c.Accelerate hard through the curve
d.Coast in neutral
Explanation
Slow down before you enter a curve or ramp, then hold a steady, safe speed through it. Braking or accelerating hard in the curve can cause a skid or make the tall bus lean or roll. Smooth, controlled speed keeps passengers safe and the bus stable.
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