School Bus Safety Procedures

Buzzy B and Buster the Bus teach students how to safely ride the school bus. The video covers walking to the bus stop, behavior at the stop, boarding, riding, and exiting the bus, as well as crossing the road safely. It emphasizes the importance of following safety rules and respecting the danger zone around the bus. A special certificate is available for download as a reminder of these rules.

What special item can students receive if they pay close attention to the video?

• A school bus toy

• Buzzy's school bus safety certificate

• A free bus ride

• A school bus coloring book

Why is it important to arrive at the bus stop 5 to 10 minutes early?

• To play with friends

• To ensure the bus driver can pick you up on time

• To have a snack before the bus arrives

• To practice crossing the road

What should you do when you see the amber lights flashing on the bus?

• Cross the road immediately

• Line up in a straight line

• Run towards the bus

• Wave at the driver

What is the 'danger zone' around the school bus?

• A safe area to play

• An area where the driver can easily see you

• An imaginary rectangle 10 steps around the bus

• A place to store your belongings

What should you do if you drop something under the bus?

• Ask the driver to get it for you

• Ask a friend to help you get it

• Try to retrieve it quickly

• Leave it and inform the driver

How should you sit on the bus to ensure safety?

• With your back to the window

• Lying down across the seats

• Standing up to see better

• Facing forward with your back in the seat

Why should you keep your arms and head inside the bus?

• To keep the bus clean

• To prevent injury from objects outside

• To avoid distracting the driver

• To avoid getting sunburned

What should you do if you think you have missed your bus stop?

• Wait until the next stop

• Tell the bus driver

• Jump off the bus quickly

• Ask a friend for help

What is the correct procedure for crossing the road after getting off the bus?

• Run across quickly

• Cross with the person responsible for you

• Wait until the bus leaves

• Cross without looking

What should you do if you don't see the person responsible for you at the bus stop?

• Wait at the bus stop

• Walk home alone

• Stay on the bus and inform the driver

• Call your parents