Safe DrivingPregunta 60 de 80
When approaching a stop to unload passengers, you should brake:
a.As hard as possible at the last second
b.Smoothly and gradually so standees and seated riders are not thrown
c.Only with the parking brake
d.By pumping the pedal rapidly
Explicación
Smooth, gradual braking keeps passengers from being thrown forward or losing their balance. Sudden, hard stops can injure standing and seated riders. Look far enough ahead to begin slowing early and stop gently at the loading point.
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