Emergency EvacuationQuestion 45 of 80
In general, if there is no immediate danger, students are usually safest:
a.Standing outside next to the bus
b.Remaining on the bus, seated and calm
c.Walking down the road for help
d.Sitting in the roadway
Explanation
When there is no fire, hazardous position, or other immediate threat, students are generally safest staying on the bus, which offers protection and keeps them out of traffic. Unnecessary evacuation into a roadway can be more dangerous than the original problem. The driver assesses each situation before ordering an evacuation.
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