Cdl section 10 stuvia - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Define the Danger Zone and how far does it extend around the bus? - ANSWERSThe area on all sides of the bus that extends a minimum of 10 feet What should you be able to see if the outside flat mirrors are adjusted properly? - ANSWERS200 feet or 4 bus lengths, along the sides, and rear tires touching the ground What should you be able to see if the outside convex mirrors are adjusted properly? - ANSWERSentire side of bus up to mirror mounts, front of the rear tires touching the ground, and ...

Define the danger zone. How far does the danger zone extend around the bus? - Answer Danger zone is the area on all sides of the bus where children are in the most danger of being hit either by another vehicle or their own bus. Extend 30 feet from the front bumper, 10 feet from the left and right sides of the bus, and 10 feet behind the rear bumper of the school bus. What should you be able to see if the outside flat mirrors are adjusted properly? The outside convex mirrors? The crossover mir...

If a student or student's must cross the roadway, they should walk approximately how many feet away from the side of the bus? - Answer 10 ft If the gates at a railroad-highway crossing appear to be stuck in the down position, you should? - Answer Radio your dispatvher or call for help from a law enforcement officer. When stopping at a railroad-highway crossing, drivers must stop no closer than? - Answer 15 ft from the tracks. You should adjust the outside left and right side flat mirro...

Define the Danger Zone and how far does it extend around the bus? - ANSWERSThe area on all sides of the bus that extends a minimum of 10 feet What should you be able to see if the outside flat mirrors are adjusted properly? - ANSWERS200 feet or 4 bus lengths, along the sides, and rear tires touching the ground What should you be able to see if the outside convex mirrors are adjusted properly? - ANSWERSentire side of bus up to mirror mounts, front of the rear tires touching the ground, and ...