Question 1915 · Bus theory test
What can a bus driver do to avoid harsh braking for the comfort of their passengers?
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Correct answer
Read the road ahead and plan early.
Official explanation
For the comfort of all passengers, bus drivers should avoid harsh braking by reading the road ahead. This will allow them time to react to the changing traffic situations and if necessary brake early.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Carrying Passengers
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