Safe DrivingQuestion 76 of 80
To manage the large blind spots of a school bus, a driver should:
a.Rely on other drivers to stay clear
b.Use only the interior mirror
c.Assume nothing is in the blind spot
d.Check mirrors frequently and be aware of blind spots before changing lanes or turning
Explanation
School buses have significant blind spots to the sides and rear, so the driver must scan mirrors often and consciously account for these areas before turning, merging, or changing lanes. A quick head or mirror check reduces the risk of missing a vehicle or pedestrian. Never assume a blind spot is empty.
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