Critical Situations
This type of vehicle incident has the highest risk of fatality?
What is rollover accidents.
What does GVWR stand for?
What is Gross Vehicle Weight Rating?
What is the most important while managing students on the bus?
What is being "Fair, Firm, and Consistent"
What two driving actions should be thought of as one in a critical situation?
What is emergency steering and counter-steering.
At what GVWR would a class B license be required?
What is 26,001 pound or more.
Who is responsible for teaching bus rules and regulations every year?
What is teachers.
You have lost brakes on the vehicle while in motion, how would you slow the vehicle down?
What is shift to the lowest gear. This uses the natural torque of the engine to slow the vehicle down.
What formula is used to determine total stopping distance?
What is perception distance + reaction distance + braking distance = Total stopping distance
What are the 4 groups involved in an effective pupil management program?
What is School District, bus drivers, students, and parents/guardians.
What is a 3A-40-BC
If a CDL holder is cited for speeding 15MPH or more within a 2 year period how many days will they lose their license?
What is 60 Days.
Who is responsible for the discipline of the students?
What is the principal of the school.
On a two lane road where should the 3 emergency reflectors be placed?
What is 1st reflector 100' from the rear of the bus.
2nd 10' from the left rear corner of the bus.
3rd 100' to the front of the bus.
Per FMCSA 382.303 what situations would require a post-accident drug/alcohol test?
What is loss of life, citation issued, bodily injury and medical treatment away from the scene and vehicle disabled and requires towing.
What is one of the best ways to break down barriers with your students on the bus?
What is remember names.