Loading & UnloadingQuestion 2 of 80
How far in front of the bus should students walk before crossing so the driver can see them?
a.About 3 feet
b.About 6 feet
c.At least 10 feet
d.At least 25 feet
Explanation
Students should be taught to walk at least 10 feet ahead of the bus (about five giant steps) before crossing so they stay in the driver's line of sight. Walking too close to the front bumper puts the child in a blind spot. The driver should be able to see the student's feet clearly.
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