How should the charter bus's emergency door be while you drive students?
Right! The emergency door must be unlocked (if it has a lock) but securely latched while in operation. 📖 p. 138
Who takes it: Class B and C, for the C endorsement.
Illinois only: a charter bus taking students to school activities. 20 questions, 16 right to pass (80%).
How should the charter bus's emergency door be while you drive students?
Right! The emergency door must be unlocked (if it has a lock) but securely latched while in operation. 📖 p. 138
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Rules for this test that the Illinois Commercial Driver’s License Study Guide prints and other states' manuals don't.
A driver who already holds a CDL with P and S endorsements plus an Illinois School Bus Permit of the same class as the charter bus does not need the Charter Bus endorsement. p. 138
A Charter Bus endorsement applicant must pass an Illinois-specific criminal background check done through an approved vendor. p. 138
A Charter Bus endorsement applicant must complete a medical examination that includes drug testing; a current IDOT medical card is acceptable. p. 138
A Charter Bus endorsement applicant must affirm under penalty of perjury that they made no false statement and did not knowingly hide any important fact in the application. p. 138
Driving a charter bus for an Illinois school: keep the emergency door unlocked (if it has a lock) but securely latched, and never back the bus at the school with students nearby unless a responsible person is there to guide you. p. 138
On a school charter, enter and leave expressways as quickly and safely as possible, merging with the flow of traffic, and don't come to a complete stop just before entering a high-speed expressway unless absolutely necessary. p. 138
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