Only when the bus is moving at 30 mph or less Only when the bus is at a stop Whenever the driver finds it necessary while driving None of the above

Using only downshifting Using only the parking brakes Use the snub braking method (5 mph below safe speed) Fanning or pumping the brakes

Increase the normal (daytime) following distance by one second. Drive slightly slower than the other traffic Drive slightly faster than the other traffic Drive close to the shoulder of the road

Greater distance between the front and rear wheels Sharper turns and curves Faster speed on turns and curves All of the above

Come to a complete stop before crossing Turn the vehicle flashers on before crossing Tap the electric horn before crossing Slow down and prepare to stop if a train is approaching

None of these Back toward the side opposite the driver Use voice signals to communicate with a helper Turn the steering wheel so that the front moves away from the direction in which you want the back of the vehicle to go

Using four way flashers to warn of danger ahead Signaling to others that you will change lanes All of these answers are proper to use Signaling to others that it is safe to pass your bus

Off tracking on sloped curves Humps or dips in the road Backing on level ground Driving in slippery conditions

Only by a mechanic Every 90 days Only while the engine is hot None of the above

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