Emergency EvacuationQuestion 50 of 80
The rear emergency exit door should be used when:
a.The front door is simply more crowded
b.You want to save time on a normal stop
c.It is closer to the school
d.The front exit is blocked or the situation calls for it, and helpers assist students down
Explanation
The rear emergency exit is used when the front service door is blocked or when the emergency dictates, with helpers positioned to assist students to the ground safely. Students should sit and slide or be helped down because the rear exit is high off the ground. Regular evacuation drills teach students to use it correctly.
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