Loading & PassengersQuestion 9 of 80
When passengers are getting on and off the bus at a stop, you should:
a.Watch them closely and be alert for slips, trips, or riders reaching under the bus
b.Read your route schedule
c.Rev the engine to hurry them
d.Close the door on the last person to save time
Explanation
Watch riders as they get on and off to prevent falls and injuries. Be especially alert for children or elderly riders who move slowly. Never close the doors or start moving until everyone is safely clear of the doorway and the bus.
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