Question 2007 · Bus theory test
When children are alighting from a school bus, what advice should a driver give them?
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Correct answer
To stay well in off the road until the bus has moved away.
Official explanation
Schoolchildren in particular can be excitable, unruly and unpredictable. When they are getting off the bus, advise them to stay off the road until the bus has moved away and to check that the road is clear before crossing it.
- Topic
- Safe & responsible driving · Alighting From or Getting on or off the Vehicle
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