Safe DrivingPregunta 61 de 80
Because a bus is tall and heavy, when going around curves the driver should:
a.Enter the curve at high speed
b.Brake hard in the middle of the curve
c.Slow down before the curve to avoid rollover or passenger injury
d.Accelerate through the apex
Explicación
A loaded bus has a high center of gravity and can roll or lean dangerously in a curve taken too fast. Reduce speed before entering the curve, then maintain a steady speed through it. Braking hard in a curve can cause a skid or throw passengers.
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