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Loading and Managing Passengers
Carrying people is different from carrying freight, and a passenger driver's first job is keeping riders safe from the moment they board until they are safely off the bus. This chapter covers what may and may not be carried aboard, how to use the standee line, how to load and unload safely, and how to keep order among passengers. Mastering these habits prevents most passenger injuries.
Bus Inspection
A bus inspection covers everything a truck inspection does plus the passenger-specific items that keep riders safe. Before every trip you must check the vehicle's critical systems and the interior features that passengers depend on, and you must keep watching the bus's condition while driving. Never carry passengers on a bus with a safety defect. This chapter covers the pre-trip, interior, and en-route inspections.
Safe Bus Driving
A loaded bus is tall, heavy, and full of people, so it stops, turns, and handles very differently from a car. Safe passenger driving means managing speed, braking smoothly, crossing railroad tracks correctly, and being ready for emergencies. This chapter covers the driving skills and habits that keep riders safe on the road.
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