Safe DrivingPregunta 77 de 80
When driving in high winds, a tall school bus is at risk of:
a.Being pushed sideways or, in extreme cases, rollover
b.Better fuel economy
c.Improved braking
d.Reduced blind spots
Explicación
The large flat sides and height of a school bus make it vulnerable to strong crosswinds, which can push it sideways or, in severe gusts, contribute to a rollover. The driver should slow down and keep a firm grip on the wheel. On exposed bridges or open roads, extra caution is warranted.
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