Loading & UnloadingQuestion 5 of 80
Before students board, the mirrors should be adjusted so that you can see:
a.The front bumper, the sides of the bus, and the ground around it
b.Only the traffic approaching from behind
c.Only the interior aisle of the bus
d.Nothing but the road far ahead
Explanation
Mirrors must be adjusted so you can see the area around the front and sides of the bus, including the ground where a small child could be crouching. Outside flat and convex mirrors together should let you monitor the danger zones. A proper mirror check before moving can prevent a fatal collision.
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