Railroad
Must always stop at a utilized railroad crossings using hazards.
What is a school bus?
A school bus should have 3 of these.
What are triangle reflectors?
55 miles per hour on a non-rural road.
What is the Maximum Speed limit?
Must be in use at all times while bus is in operation.
What is headlights?
The danger zone around your bus?
What is 10 feet
Student must do this at a railroad crossings
What is be quiet?
A driver must do this after stopping.
What is turn on the hazards and radio for help?
The paramount concern of the School Bus Driver.
What is Safety of all School Children?
The most important instruction you can give to a driver when helping to back up is.
What is the signal to stop
How many overhead warning lights must school buses be equipped with by law?
What is 8
Distance to turn on hazards when approaching a railroad track.
What is 200ft to 100ft?
When fire, gasoline or immanent danger exists is the only time you do this.
What is evacuate the bus?
What is loading and unloading?
What is the most dangerous part of the bus ride.
What traffic situation is not required to stop for a school bus, while the Red flashers are activated?
What is a car approaching the school bus from opposite direction on a divided highway
A mirror so located as to reflect the drivers view of the highway to the rear.
What is a flat mirror for 200 feet?
When must a school bus stop at a rail road crossings?
Always unless instructed by a police officer or railroad worker.
First thing a driver should find.
What is a safe location to pull off the side of the road?
I can not be used to transport students from home to school?
What is an activity bus?
What maneuver should never be started in the opposite lane?
What is right hand turn.
When doing a leak test your bus should not lose more than _______ psi in 1 minute and before __ PSI the alarm will begin going off, and when continue pumping brakes your ______ brake should pop out between _______PSI, Air brakes are fully charged at ____to ____PSI.
What is 3, What is 55, What is emergency at 20-45, What is 120 to 140.
The correct stopping distance interval for railroads?
What is 15 to 50 feet
A school bus driver must never do this.
What is never leave students on the bus alone?
Visibility is reduced to 500ft or less due to atmospheric conditions like fog?
What is turn on the strobe light?
On a 2 lane divided highway, in the event of a breakdown, where should you place the triangles?
What is 10 feet behind the bus, 100 feet behind the bus, 200 feet behind the bus.
These 3 things add up to the total stopping distance.
What is perception, reaction and braking?