2026 Maine DMV Bus Endorsement Class B Test 1 (20 Questions And Complete Answers)
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Doors should be closed while a school bus is being driven, except when:
1. Crossing railroad tracks.
2. Needing to cool off the inside of the vehicle.
3. There is no vehicle next to the bus.
1. Crossing railroad tracks.
2. Needing to cool off the inside of the vehicle.
3. There is no vehicle next to the bus.
Crossing railroad tracks.
When dropping off students at a school, a driver should:,
1. Secure the bus by turning off the engine.
2. Leave the key in the ignition, if leaving the driver’s compartment.
3. Read a book while students unload.
1. Secure the bus by turning off the engine.
2. Leave the key in the ignition, if leaving the driver’s compartment.
3. Read a book while students unload.
Secure the bus by turning off the engine.
During the driving test, when encountering a railroad crossing, you should:
1. Pass another vehicle on the tracks if the other vehicle is going too slow.
2. Get out of the vehicle to check for a train.
3. Not change gears while your vehicle is on the tracks.
1. Pass another vehicle on the tracks if the other vehicle is going too slow.
2. Get out of the vehicle to check for a train.
3. Not change gears while your vehicle is on the tracks.
Not change gears while your vehicle is on the tracks.
If you must back up at a student pick-up point, you should:
1. Back up before the students load the bus.
2. Let the students load the bus before backing up.
3. Let half of the students load the bus and then back up to meet the second half.
1. Back up before the students load the bus.
2. Let the students load the bus before backing up.
3. Let half of the students load the bus and then back up to meet the second half.
Let the students load the bus before backing up.
If a bus must be evacuated, it is safest for students to:
1. Stand no more than 50 feet away from the bus.
2. Stand downwind of the bus in the event of a fire.
3. Be led far away from any railroad tracks.
1. Stand no more than 50 feet away from the bus.
2. Stand downwind of the bus in the event of a fire.
3. Be led far away from any railroad tracks.
Be led far away from any railroad tracks.
With the exception of the straight line backing exercise, a driver may exit their vehicle and check its position during testing exercises up to:
1. One time.
2. Two times.
3. Three times.
1. One time.
2. Two times.
3. Three times.
Two times.
Before evacuating a bus in response to a hazard, a driver should:
1. Ask the students if they want to leave.
2. Explain the situation to the dispatcher.
3. Take their time deciding if an evacuation is necessary.
1. Ask the students if they want to leave.
2. Explain the situation to the dispatcher.
3. Take their time deciding if an evacuation is necessary.
Explain the situation to the dispatcher.
If a student is believed to have suffered a back injury, you should:
1. Move them off the bus.
2. Not move them.
3. Encourage them to try to stand.
1. Move them off the bus.
2. Not move them.
3. Encourage them to try to stand.
Not move them.
Backing a school bus is:
1. Strongly encouraged.
2. Strongly discouraged.
3. Only to be done in the morning.
1. Strongly encouraged.
2. Strongly discouraged.
3. Only to be done in the morning.
Strongly discouraged.
ABS allows you to:
1. Drive faster.
2. Drive less carefully.
3. Maintain control under slippery conditions.
1. Drive faster.
2. Drive less carefully.
3. Maintain control under slippery conditions.
Maintain control under slippery conditions.
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