Emergency EvacuationQuestion 52 of 80
Emergency warning devices (reflective triangles) should be placed after a breakdown or crash to:
a.Mark your lunch stop
b.Signal that the route is finished
c.Warn approaching traffic of the stopped bus and protect the scene
d.Indicate a fuel stop
Explanation
Reflective triangles or other warning devices are set out to alert oncoming drivers to the stopped bus, reducing the chance of a secondary collision. They are placed at appropriate distances ahead of and behind the bus, and farther out on high-speed or curved roads. This protects both the students and responders.
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