2026 Illinois DMV Bus Endorsement Test 2 (20 Questions And Complete Answers)
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During a vehicle inspection, be sure that:
1. The emergency exits are difficult to open.
2. The emergency exit warning devices work properly.
3. The emergency exits squeak.
4. The emergency exits are not accessible from inside the cab.
1. The emergency exits are difficult to open.
2. The emergency exit warning devices work properly.
3. The emergency exits squeak.
4. The emergency exits are not accessible from inside the cab.
The emergency exit warning devices work properly.
A properly adjusted flat mirror should allow the driver to see:
1. The rear tires touching the ground.
2. The front tires touching the ground.
3. Only the roadway and no parts of the bus.
4. The front bumper.
1. The rear tires touching the ground.
2. The front tires touching the ground.
3. Only the roadway and no parts of the bus.
4. The front bumper.
The rear tires touching the ground.
Drivers should try to stop ____ away from students at a bus stop.
1. About 100 feet
2. At least 50 feet
3. At least 10 feet
4. Less than 10 feet
1. About 100 feet
2. At least 50 feet
3. At least 10 feet
4. Less than 10 feet
At least 10 feet
If equipped with flashing lights, how far in advance of a school bus stop should the bus's lights be activated?
1. At least 50 feet
2. At least 100 feet
3. At least 200 feet
4. At least 1,000 feet
1. At least 50 feet
2. At least 100 feet
3. At least 200 feet
4. At least 1,000 feet
At least 200 feet
If equipped, a header board should:
1. Be damaged.
2. Be loose.
3. Be strong enough to contain cargo.
4. Light up when the engine is started.
1. Be damaged.
2. Be loose.
3. Be strong enough to contain cargo.
4. Light up when the engine is started.
Be strong enough to contain cargo.
About how many seconds in advance of a bus stop should warning lights be activated?
1. One to two seconds
2. Two to four seconds
3. Five to ten seconds
4. 45 seconds
1. One to two seconds
2. Two to four seconds
3. Five to ten seconds
4. 45 seconds
Five to ten seconds
If a student drops an item while approaching the bus, the student should:
1. Stop and pick up the object.
2. Have another student pick up the object.
3. Ask the driver to pick up the object.
4. Just leave the item alone and walk away.
1. Stop and pick up the object.
2. Have another student pick up the object.
3. Ask the driver to pick up the object.
4. Just leave the item alone and walk away.
Ask the driver to pick up the object.
When you are approaching a bus stop, the students on your bus should:
1. Remain seated.
2. Stand up and collect their belongings.
3. Walk to the front of the bus and prepare to exit.
4. Ask the driver questions.
1. Remain seated.
2. Stand up and collect their belongings.
3. Walk to the front of the bus and prepare to exit.
4. Ask the driver questions.
Remain seated.
The boarding of passengers onto a school bus:
1. Is never a dangerous process.
2. Should not be supervised.
3. Is simple.
4. Can be dangerous.
1. Is never a dangerous process.
2. Should not be supervised.
3. Is simple.
4. Can be dangerous.
Can be dangerous.
A school bus must be evacuated if:
1. The bus has stalled in winter weather conditions.
2. The air conditioning system has broken.
3. There is any imminent danger of collision.
4. Students are getting motion sickness.
1. The bus has stalled in winter weather conditions.
2. The air conditioning system has broken.
3. There is any imminent danger of collision.
4. Students are getting motion sickness.
There is any imminent danger of collision.
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