1. What is a factor that most affects the amount of traction that your bus has?
A The width of the road.
B The type and condition of the road surface.
C The brand name of your tires.

2. In backing up which is more dangerous?
A Backing to the left.
B Backing to the right
C They are equally dangerous.

3. One rule says that you should have how much following distance?
A At least three seconds.
B At least four seconds
C At least five seconds.

4. When braking, when will a bus have the most traction?
A When the wheels are rolling just short of locking up.
B During a skid.
C When the wheels have locked up.

5. When driving down a steep hill which is best?
A Shift down to a lower gear and not use your brakes.
B Shift down to a lower gear so that you will not use your brakes hard.
C Use your brakes only.

6. If a posted speed is 45 MPH what is a safe speed for your bus?
A It may be 45 miles per hour or it could be more.
B It will be exactly 45 miles per hour
C It may be 45 miles per hour or it could be less.

7. Which way will a bus lean if you are driving too fast on a banked curve?
A It will lean toward the inside
B It will lean in the direction of the turn.
C It will lean toward the outside.

8. What should you do about speed if the road becomes slippery?
A Reduce your speed gradually.
B Reduce your speed quickly.
C Stop immediately wherever you are.

9. Chains are required to be installed on which wheels?
A The front wheels
B The drive wheels.
C The back wheels of a tandem.

10. When may a disabled bus be towed to a safe place with passengers on board?
A When the emergency exit is not working.
B Only if getting off the bus would be inconvenient for the passengers.
C Only if getting off the bus would be unsafe for the passengers.