Loading & UnloadingQuestion 8 of 80
The crossover mirrors (mounted at the front) are used to see:
a.The rear license plate
b.Overhead traffic signals
c.Your own reflection to check appearance
d.The front bumper area and the danger zone directly in front of the bus
Explanation
Crossover mirrors are mounted on the front corners of the bus to let the driver see the front bumper area and the danger zone directly in front. This is where a small child crossing could be completely hidden below the windshield. They must be checked before pulling away from any stop.
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