Why should a driver make sure the path to each emergency exit, not just the exit itself, remains unobstructed during the trip?

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1. The path to an exit has no bearing on how quickly passengers can evacuate
2. Exit paths are automatically kept clear by design and never require monitoring, since seating layouts are fixed and can't shift during a trip
3. This concern applies only to the path leading to the main entrance door
4. A clear exit that cannot be reached due to a blocked path provides little practical benefit in an emergency

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