Emergency EvacuationQuestion 47 of 80
Two mandatory evacuation situations are:
a.Rain and heavy traffic
b.A flat tire and a dead battery
c.Fire or risk of fire, and the bus stalled on railroad tracks
d.A late schedule and a cold cabin
Explanation
Mandatory evacuations include any fire or danger of fire and any time the bus is stalled on or near railroad tracks. Other mandatory cases are the position of the bus creating a hazard, or the danger of collision. In these the risk of staying aboard clearly outweighs the risk of leaving.
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