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If a student drops something near the bus while crossing, you should teach them to:
a.Leave it and tell the driver, never bend down to pick it up
b.Quickly grab it before traffic comes
c.Crawl under the bus to retrieve it
d.Kick it out of the way toward the curb
Explanation
Students should be taught never to stop to pick up a dropped object near the bus, because bending down puts them in the driver's blind spot. Instead they should tell the driver, who can keep them in view or retrieve it safely. Reaching under or near the bus is extremely dangerous.
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