Why should a driver confirm that the bus is stopped completely and safely, ideally on a straight, flat section of road, before beginning to load or unload students?

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1. This concern applies only to stops made after sunset
2. Curves and hills always give better visibility than a straight, flat road, since drivers can see the bus from farther away
3. Stopping location has no bearing on the safety of loading or unloading
4. A poor stopping location, such as on a curve or hill, can reduce visibility for both the driver and approaching traffic

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