Question 1
As a school bus approaches a stop to load students, which lights must the driver activate FIRST?
Show answer & explanation
Correct answer: B - The alternating flashing amber (yellow) warning lights
10 free, exam-style School Bus (S) Endorsement (S) practice questions with answers and explanations. No signup required. Work through them below, then take the full free S practice test to study every exam domain.
As a school bus approaches a stop to load students, which lights must the driver activate FIRST?
Correct answer: B - The alternating flashing amber (yellow) warning lights
At a railroad-highway grade crossing, a school bus must stop no closer than 15 feet and no farther than how many feet from the nearest rail?
Correct answer: C - 50 feet
A driver finishes unloading at a stop and realizes one student who should have gotten off is unaccounted for. What should the driver do FIRST?
Correct answer: D - Secure the bus, take the key, and check around and underneath it
Which situation requires a MANDATORY evacuation of a school bus?
Correct answer: A - The bus is stalled on a railroad-highway grade crossing
Which mirrors are used to see the danger zone directly in front of the bus and the area around the service door?
Correct answer: C - The crossview (crossover) mirrors
The danger zone in FRONT of a school bus can extend as far as:
Correct answer: C - 30 feet
While crossing a set of railroad tracks in a school bus, the driver should:
Correct answer: B - Not change gears at any point while on the tracks
What is the PRIMARY benefit of an antilock braking system (ABS) on a school bus?
Correct answer: D - It helps you keep steering control and prevents skids
The rear of a school bus can swing out into an adjacent lane when the driver makes a sharp turn. This 'tail swing' can be as much as:
Correct answer: A - 3 feet
A student walking away from the bus after unloading drops a notebook that rolls underneath the front of the bus. The student should:
Correct answer: C - Get the driver's attention and never go after it themselves
The School Bus (S) Endorsement (S) exam is organized into 7 knowledge domains. These free practice questions are drawn from across them so you can see where you're strong and where to study:
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