Loading & UnloadingQuestion 16 of 80
You should place the transmission in neutral (or park) and set the parking brake at a stop to:
a.Save fuel
b.Cool the engine faster
c.Reduce tire wear
d.Prevent the bus from moving while students are loading or unloading
Explanation
Setting the parking brake and putting the transmission in neutral or park prevents any accidental movement while children are in the danger zone. This protects students who are boarding, exiting, or crossing. Relying only on the service brake with your foot is not safe during loading.
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