Loading & UnloadingQuestion 19 of 80
When students are walking to the bus stop along the road, they should walk:
a.In the middle of the road
b.With their back to traffic
c.Facing traffic where possible and stay well back from the road
d.Directly on the white edge line
Explanation
Students walking to a stop should, where there is no sidewalk, walk facing oncoming traffic and stay as far from the roadway as possible. This lets them see approaching vehicles and react. They should wait for the bus in a safe location back from the traffic lane.
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