A student was disruptive yesterday. Can you refuse to let them board this morning?
Right! The driver cannot deny a student a ride the next morning; school officials decide on riding privileges. 📖 p. 1-15
Who takes it: Class B and C, for the S endorsement.
Driving a school bus. 25 questions, 20 right to pass (80%).
A student was disruptive yesterday. Can you refuse to let them board this morning?
Right! The driver cannot deny a student a ride the next morning; school officials decide on riding privileges. 📖 p. 1-15
Tap an answer to see if you’re right, and the page
Your score on each part fills in as you study.
Rules for this test that the Pennsylvania Commercial Driver's Manual prints and other states' manuals don't.
Under Section 1515 of the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, a driver must tell PennDOT about a name or address change within 15 days, even when moving out of state. p. 1-6
The danger zone is the 10-foot area right around the school bus, where children are most at risk of being hit by another vehicle or run over by their own bus. p. 2-12
When the stop is 150 to 300 feet away, turn on the amber flashing lights and brake gradually in gear; the faster you are going, the farther away you should turn them on. p. 2-14
Students who cross the road to board must stay visible to the driver at all times and cross in front of the crossing arm, at least 10 feet in front of the bus where they can see the driver's face. p. 2-14
Practice material, not the official test: check every answer in your state's current handbook. Disclaimer · How the rounds work · PennDOT