Safe DrivingQuestion 79 of 80
Because a school bus is longer and wider than a car, when changing lanes the driver should:
a.Change lanes quickly without signaling
b.Assume other drivers will move over
c.Signal early, check mirrors and blind spots, and allow extra room
d.Change lanes only at intersections
Explanation
The size of a school bus means the driver must signal well in advance, thoroughly check mirrors and blind spots, and ensure there is ample space before changing lanes. Other vehicles may be hidden alongside or behind. Extra room and early signaling give everyone time to react safely.
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