School Bus Endorsement Passenger Safety & Emergency Procedures Flashcards
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When a school bus driver must evacuate the bus, which door should be used as the primary evacuation route if the front door is blocked?
Answer: The rear emergency exit door
The rear emergency exit door is the primary alternate evacuation route and is specifically designed for emergency egress when the front is inaccessible.
What is the minimum distance students must walk from the school bus before crossing the road?
Answer: 10 feet in front of the bus so the driver can see them
Students must walk at least 10 feet ahead of the bus so they are visible to the driver before crossing in front of the vehicle.
When should a school bus driver activate the stop-arm and red flashing lights?
Answer: Before stopping to load or unload students
The stop-arm and red flashing lights must be activated whenever students are loading or unloading to warn approaching traffic to stop.
A student on the school bus is having a seizure. What is the driver's first action?
Answer: Safely stop the bus and call dispatch or 911
The driver must stop safely and summon emergency medical help because a seizure is a medical emergency requiring trained responders.
How far must a school bus stop from a railroad crossing before proceeding?
Answer: 15 to 50 feet from the nearest track
Federal law requires school buses to stop between 15 and 50 feet from railroad tracks, then open the door to listen before crossing.
Which of the following is the correct action if a student's clothing becomes caught in the school bus door?
Answer: Immediately open the door fully and ensure the student is safe before moving
The door must be opened immediately because moving the bus with clothing caught in the door could drag or injure the student.