Driving in Fog, Rain and Wind for School Bus Drivers

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Tread depth on the front tires of the bus should be at_____________tread depth. *

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a) 2/32 inch

b) 4/32 inch

c) 6/32 inch

When driving in dense fog it is recommended that you have your headlights set to the high-beam position. TRUE or FALSE *

10 points

True

False

When driving in heavy fog it is recommended that you follow the tail lights in front of the bus to help identify where the road is. TRUE or FALSE *

10 points

True

False

If you come to a stop sign or intersection in heavy fog; a good technique is to_______ *

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a) Get through it as quick as possible

b) Honk the horn and wait for a response back

c) Open the drivers window and service door

d) None of the above

Anytime windshield wipers are on, the headlights should be on as well. TRUE or FALSE *

10 points

True

False

The following distance on wet roadways should be ________ *

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a) Slightly further then on dry roads

b) 2 times greater then on dry roads

c) 3-9 times greater then on dry roads

d) None of the above

When brakes get wet, you can dry them by maintaining light pressure on them while slowly accelerating. TRUE or FALSE *

10 points

True

False

If the bus starts to hydroplane, hit the brakes immediately. TRUE or FALSE *

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True

False

A school bus driver does not have to worry about driving in windy conditions because the bus is so heavy. TRUE or FALSE *

10 points

True

False

When driving in poor weather conditions the best option is to_____________ *

10 points

a) Slow down

b) Increase following distances

c)Wait it out

d) All of the above

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