1. You should never bring your bus into the stop to pick up students until?
A There is no traffic in the area.
B A parent is present.
C The students have lined up properly.

2. What should you do before the students are allowed to start toward the bus?
A The bus should be stopped and the door should be opened.
B The students should have seen your bus and are aware that it is approaching.
C You should be slowing down approaching the bus stop.

3. Why should you always count the number of students waiting for your approaching bus?
A The school receives state moneys based upon the number of students.
B You will know when everyone has boarded the bus or gotten safely away from it.
C You are required to make written reports.

4. Busses parked in line at the school should be parked so that?
A Evacuation drills can be held that utilize the front and back exits.
B Students will not have to walk very far between their classroom and the bus.
C No one can walk between the busses.

5. You must know the student loading areas on your school bus route because?
A You load or unload passengers only in designated areas.
B Loading and unloading areas are not allowed near railroad tracks.
C Both of these.

6. Students who have to cross the road after leaving the bus should walk?
A Behind the bus only.
B Far enough in front of the bus so that the driver can see them.
C In front of the bus but as close to the bus as possible.

7. Usually the best position for a bus when students are crossing the road is?
A On the left side of the road.
B On the right edge of the roadway.
C In the middle of the road.

8. What is the only real control that you have over students leaving the school bus?
A Turning off the engine.
B Opening the door.
C Threatening them with punishment.

9. Employees using drugs and alcohol have several times as many accidents?
A Twice as many.
B Three to four times as many.
C Five times as many.

10. Which will make you tire earlier?
A You do not like what you are doing.
B You have exercised beforehand.
C You are hungry.