Bus CDL

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• School bus Endorsement, passenger CDL B

• CDL A

• CDL C

Where are the danger zones around a bus

• front back and both sides

• front

• back

the area of the left side side is considered more dangerous that the right side because

• passing vehicle

• passing buses

• passing fire trucks

how many feet around the entire bus are considered the danger zone

• 10-12 feet front back and sides

• 15-20 feet front back and sides

• 20-25 feet front back and sides

to make sure you have proper mirros adjustments you should

• check mirror before operating to be able to see 200 or 4 busses see rear tires touching

• check mirror before operating to be able to see 300 or 6 busses see rear tires touching

• check mirror before operating to be able to see 500 or 8 busses see rear tires touching

the blind spot behind the bus could extend to how many feet of space

• 400 ft

• 300 ft

• 200 ft

where are the convex mirror located

• on the bottom of the flat mirrors on both sides of the bus

• on top of the flat mirror on both sides of the bus

• on the sides of the flat mirror on both sides of the bus

if the convex mirror are properly adjusted you should be able see

• at least one traffic lane on either side

• at least two traffic lane on either side

• at least three traffic lane on either side

what are the left and right side crossover mirror used for

• to see the danger zone areas on the left and right side of the bus the entire area in front of the bus ; service door and front wheels areas

• to see the safe zone areas on the left and right side of the bus the entire area in front of the bus ; service door and front wheels areas

• to see the protected zone areas on the left and right side of the bus the entire area in front of the bus ; service door and front wheels areas

the over head inside rearview mirror is used for

• to monitor passenger activity

• to monitor students activity

• to monitor 1st graders activity