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Which of the following elements should a school bus be equipped with?

An external acoustic sound warning that the vehicle is reversing.
Three portable bollards to be placed behind the bus.
A driver's cabin separated from the space for passengers.

Which of the following elements should a city bus used in public transport be equipped with?

Curtains in the side windows, if the bus is not equipped with shaded windshield.
A first-aid kit.
A rear-view mirror in which the driver can see the interior of the bus.

Before you start driving a bus equipped with emergency exits, must you make sure that access to such exits are not obstructed?

No.
No, if the number of passenger seats is lower than 35.
Yes.

What may be the maximum length of a combination vehicle consisting of a bus and a trailer?

22 m.
18.75 m.
16.5 m.

When will safety belts serve their function?

When they are properly adjusted and fastened.
When they are fastened in such a way that they remain loose in the hip section.
When the chest section is at the level of the neck.

How many passengers can you carry in a public transport bus?

10 more than the number of seats specified in the registration card.
As many as will fit into the bus.
As many as specified by a note indicating the permitted number of seats and standing places.

In which of the following cases can you use an emergency switch-off of the engine?

When driving along a sharp mountain bend.
In case of damaged brakes while driving downhill.
While stopping the vehicle.

For what purpose will you use a parking brake?

To immobilize the vehicle on a road with a slope of over 10%.
To reduce a demand for compressed air during stops at the bus stop.
To reduce speed when approaching a bus stop.

How do you activate the parking brake?

By pressing and holding the brake pedal.
By pulling the parking brake lever halfway up.
By opening of the bus door.

In which of the following cases can you use the emergency switch-off of the engine?

While turning.
While driving on a slope.
While stopping the vehicle.

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