2026 Michigan DMV Bus Endorsement Test 2 (20 Questions And Complete Answers)
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Crossover mirrors help the driver see:
1. The front bumper danger zones.
2. The rear bumper.
3. The left side of the bus.
1. The front bumper danger zones.
2. The rear bumper.
3. The left side of the bus.
The front bumper danger zones.
Fueling a bus while passengers are on board is:
1. Acceptable only at night.
2. Acceptable only on trips of more than 100 miles.
3. Acceptable only if doing so is unavoidable.
1. Acceptable only at night.
2. Acceptable only on trips of more than 100 miles.
3. Acceptable only if doing so is unavoidable.
Acceptable only if doing so is unavoidable.
When stopped at a railroad crossing, one way for a bus driver to hear if a train is approaching is by:
1. Opening the emergency window.
2. Opening the forward door.
3. Waiting for the passengers on the bus to quiet down on their own.
1. Opening the emergency window.
2. Opening the forward door.
3. Waiting for the passengers on the bus to quiet down on their own.
Opening the forward door.
When driving a school bus, mirrors should be adjusted:
1. During the drive.
2. Before beginning to drive.
3. By the students.
1. During the drive.
2. Before beginning to drive.
3. By the students.
Before beginning to drive.
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.
The inside rearview mirror is used to:
1. See passengers.
2. See potential hazards on the road.
3. See vehicles trying to switch lanes.
1. See passengers.
2. See potential hazards on the road.
3. See vehicles trying to switch lanes.
See passengers.
The overhead inside rearview mirror should be positioned to show:
1. The rear tires.
2. All of the students on the bus.
3. The floor of the bus.
1. The rear tires.
2. All of the students on the bus.
3. The floor of the bus.
All of the students on the bus.
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.
Emergency roof hatches on a bus:
1. Must be closed before the bus is driven.
2. Can be opened to allow for air movement during a drive.
3. Must be removed before the bus is driven.
1. Must be closed before the bus is driven.
2. Can be opened to allow for air movement during a drive.
3. Must be removed before the bus is driven.
Can be opened to allow for air movement during a drive.
If you must drive in reverse at a student pick-up point, you should:
1. Back up before the students board the bus.
2. Back up after the students board the bus.
3. Back up while students direct you.
1. Back up before the students board the bus.
2. Back up after the students board the bus.
3. Back up while students direct you.
Back up after the students board the bus.
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