Question 809 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Your bus has broken down, but it is not stopped in a dangerous location. What is usually safer for the passengers?
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Correct answer to question 809
- C: Staying on the bus
Explanation
Analyze the situation. If the bus is stopped in a dangerous location, get the passengers off and guide them to a safe place. If there is no danger, it is usually safer if the passengers stay on the bus.
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