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A. 5 to 10 feet before a railroad crossing
B. 15 to 50 feet before a railroad crossing
C. No answers are correct
D. 20 to 25 feet before a railroad crossing
Stop your bus between 15 and 50 feet before railroad crossings. Listen and look in both directions for trains.
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A. 150
B. 100
C. 75
Passengers should be moved at least 100 feet from the bus.
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A. Sharper turns and curves
B. Faster speed on turns and curves
C. Greater distance between the front and rear wheels
D. All answers are correct
Off tracking can be changed by speed, the sharpness of the turn, and the distance between the front and rear wheels.
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A. If getting off the bus would be riskier for the riders
B. By a tow truck with a GVWR of at least 27,000 pounds
C. If the distance is less than 1 mile
D. By another bus with its 4-way flashers on
Do not tow or push a disabled bus with riders aboard the vehicle, unless getting off would be unsafe. Only tow or push the bus to the nearest safe spot to discharge passengers.
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A. One second for every 10 feet of vehicle length rounded upward
B. Four seconds
C. One second for every 10 feet of vehicle length rounded upward plus one second
One good rule says you need at least one second for each 10 feet of vehicle length at speeds below 40 mph. At greater speeds, you must add 1 second for safety.
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A. In a closed building
B. With a higher grade of fuel
C. Without a static chain
D. With any of the windows open
Avoid fueling your bus with riders on board unless absolutely necessary. Never refuel in a closed building with riders on board.
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A. In the aisle
B. Behind the seats
C. On the seats
Do not allow riders to leave carry-on baggage in a doorway or aisle. There should be nothing in the aisle that might trip other riders.
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A. Only when the bus is moving at 30 MPH or less
B. Whenever the driver finds it necessary while driving
C. Only when the bus is at a stop
Seat adjustments should only be made when the vehicle is stopped.
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A. Only when the average speed will be less than 40 MPH
B. Only on the outside wheel of dual wheels
C. On any or all the wheels
D. Anywhere except on the front wheels
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A. Anywhere except on the front wheels
B. Only on the outside wheel of dual wheels
C. On any or all the wheels
D. Only when the average speed will be less than 40 MPH
Recapped or re-grooved tires can be on any axle except the front or steer axel.
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A. Let the vehicle on the right have the right of way
B. Let whoever got there first have the right of way
C. Let the other driver have the right of way
When in doubt be courteous and allow the other driver the right of way.
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A. They drive a vehicle that is designed to carry more than sixteen passengers including the driver
B. They drive a vehicle that is designed to carry more than nine passengers
C. They drive a vehicle that has a gross weight rating of more than 26,000 pounds
You must have a CDL to operate a vehicle designed to transport 16 or more passengers including the driver.
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A. As a safety feature when the exit door is open
B. To replace the parking brake
C. To replace the rear door emergency buzzer
D. All answers are correct
Urban mass transit coaches may have a brake and accelerator interlock system. The interlock applies the brakes and holds the throttle in idle position when the rear door is open, releasing when the door is closed. Do not use this safety feature in place of the parking brake.
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A. 4/32
B. 2/32
C. 6/32
The minimum tread depth for commercial vehicles on the front or steer axel is 4/32 of an inch.
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A. Signaling to others that you will change lanes
B. All the previous answers are proper to use
C. Using four-way flashers to warn of danger ahead
D. Signaling to others that it is safe to pass your bus
Some drivers try to help out others by signaling when it is safe to pass. You should not do this. You could cause an accident. You could be blamed, and it could cost you many thousands of dollars.
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A. There is no such thing on a bus
B. A two-inch line dividing the aisle in half
C. A two-inch line on the floor to the rear of the driver's seat
Buses designed to allow standing must have a two-inch line on the floor or some other means of showing riders where they cannot stand. This is called the standee line. All standing riders must stay behind it.
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A. Destination sign
B. Service brakes
C. Rest room service
The service brake should be tested and in working order before leaving.
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A. Report any defects
B. Inspect your bus
C. All answers are correct
D. Take all your personal belongings
At the end of your shift you should do your post trip inspection, reporting any defects or repairs needed, and take all of your personal belongings.
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A. the steering mechanism
B. the windshield wipers
C. the parking brake
D. the AM/FM radio
Before you start to drive, you must check all the critical systems such as steering, brakes, tires, and emergency equipment to be sure they work properly. For the passengers' safety, you must also check such interior items as seats, handholds, railings, signaling devices, and emergency exits
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A. cross as fast as possible
B. slow down and make sure it's safe to proceed
C. stop and wait for the attendant's instructions
D. stop at least 100 feet before the draw of the bridge
You do not need to stop, but must slow down and make sure it's safe, when: there is a traffic light showing green, or the bridge has an attendant or traffic officer who controls traffic whenever the bridge opens
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