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Never drive with an open emergency exit door or window. The “Emergency Exit” sign on an emergency door must be clearly . If there is a emergency door light, it must work. Turn it on at night or any other time you use your outside lights.
You may lock some emergency roof hatches in a partly open position for fresh air. Do not leave them open as a regular practice. Keep in mind the bus’s higher while driving with them open.
The driver’s seat should have a seat . Always use it for safety.
Do not allow riders to leave carry-on baggage in a or . Secure baggage and freight so riders can exit by any or in an emergency, and so riders are protected from if carry-ons fall or shift.
Watch for cargo or baggage containing materials. hazardous materials cannot be carried on a bus. They pose a risk to , and during transportation. There are nine different 4-inch, -shaped hazard labels. Do not transport any hazardous material unless you are sure the rules allow it.
Buses may carry ammunition labeled , emergency hospital supplies and drugs. Buses must never carry: Division poison gas, liquid Class poison, tear gas or irritating material; more than pounds of solid Class 6 poisons; or more than pounds total of allowed hazardous materials. Do not allow riders to carry on common hazards, such as car or .
No rider may forward of the rear of the driver’s seat. Buses designed to allow standing must have a -inch line on the floor showing riders where they cannot stand. All standing riders must stay it.
When arriving at the destination or intermediate stops, announce the , the reason for stopping, the next departure time and the bus . Charter bus drivers should not allow riders on the bus until departure time. This will help prevent or of the bus.
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